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  • Weekly Gardening Thread --- February Fantasie

    02/01/2008 6:27:10 AM PST · by Gabz · 185 replies · 327+ views
    Garden Girl's Monthly Column | Feb 2006 | GardenGirl
    Aren’t you glad that February is our shortest month? Whoever designed the calendar knew well what they were doing. February is dark and drear, cold and melancholy. A time for staying indoors and hiding like a bear, dreaming of warmer weather and sunshine, of flowers and green, growing things. The sooner it’s over, the better. Maybe this February won’t be so bad. Can you believe that some of the trees still had leaves well into January? On the other hand, did you notice how heavy the hollies and pyracantha were loaded with berries this year? Wonder if that portends cold...
  • Weekly Gardening Thread ----- Tossing Around Ideas

    01/24/2008 10:53:49 AM PST · by Gabz · 224 replies · 599+ views
    My "pea" brain | 1/24/08 | Gabz and GardenGirl
    Howdy folks!!! I originally planned to wait until tomorrow (Friday) to get this going, but it is such a damp, dreary, plain old yucky day here on Virginia's Eastern Shore I decided to do it now --dreaming of spring, so to speak! One of the major topics that seemed to arise last week dealt with "zones" and how even people living in the same "zone" will have different growing conditions based upon location. Also because we are all so spread out the different zones do matter when it comes to planting times and plants. GardenGirl and Diana in Wisconsin are...