- Gardening is a kind of disease. It infects you, you cannot escape it. When you go visiting, your eyes rove about the garden; you interrupt the serious cocktail drinking because of an irresistible impulse to get up and pull a weed. ~Lewis Gannit
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Monthly Archives: June 2011
What’s Bugging my Garden?
Pests are a fact of life. Although they are everywhere, every infestation can be traced to a source. As a pesticide free gardener, I know that sprays are not the solution. While seemingly convenient, these hazardous chemicals not only kill … Continue reading
The Wild and Wonderful Split Personalities of Harrison Hot Springs
I escaped the lower mainland last weekend. A summer getaway with my mom, we found our way to Harrison Hot Springs. Chasing rainbows the whole way. As a city girl I have seen rainbows. Ours peek over Burke mountain, and … Continue reading
Posted in Giggle worthy, Things to do
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What’s Hot on the Rocks: The Fried Green Tomatoes Planter!
Sometimes inspiration strikes. I went into the plant store with an idea in mind for this planter, then proceeded to walk out with a host entirely different plants. It helps that I was at Amsterdam nursery in Pitt meadows, and … Continue reading
Posted in Front Garden, Patio Garden, Proven Winners
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Heritage Display Garden Revitalization Project
I seem to be finding garden projects where ever I go these days. It doesn’t take much to get me excited about a project, but this one has really got me energized! There is nothing quite like gardening in public … Continue reading
Posted in Garden Projects, Port Coquitlam
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Proven Winners Trial Garden 2011
I love plants! Can you tell? Or is it too subtle? No?…. Good! So being a confirmed plant addict I found my way to a few garden events in Seattle this past spring. Including the Proven Winners Outdoor Living Extravaganza! … Continue reading
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Strange Days Indeed
Days before the official start of summer, my spring garden has come alive. I’ll admit it’s a little odd to have so many late spring blooms still hanging on, while the Lilies are raising their heads. It’s an interesting year, … Continue reading
Posted in Front Garden
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A Little Bling for the Baskets: Proven Winners Opal Innocence.
Although it has been rather blah out recently, I have managed to find a few moments to pot up my hanging baskets, and start some of my summer planters for the season. While I was too busy to blog (did … Continue reading
Posted in Front Garden, Proven Winners
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Market Treasures.
I brought home a little treasure from the Port Coquitlam Farmer’s Market yesterday. This once-a-milk-dish has been creatively turned into a home for hens & chicks. An ironic little twist for this little cow. I picked it up from Petal … Continue reading
On the Rocks: Backyard Transformations.
This weather has been good for something. Yes, this wet cold spring has just what it takes to grow some truly fantastic weeds! You too could have weeds so tall that they hide your pretty containers from view! So lush, … Continue reading
Posted in Garden Projects, Patio Garden
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