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Monthly Archives: August 2012
August Garden Favourites
Admittedly, there is no month in the garden that I do not look forward to. Each has its special flavour, part of the routine passage of time marked with reassuring beauty each year, a reminder that life is truly … Continue reading
Posted in Garden Design
Tagged add seasonal drama, Annabelle, August garden, autumn, autumn joy, beautiful plants, bloom season, burning bush, butterfly bush, Canada, eastern canada, eastern u.s.a., echinacea, fall, favourite plants, garden design, GTA, hosta, hydrangea, Japanese Anemone, late summer, late summer garden, long-blooming, pee gee, perfect plant, pink diamond, purple coneflower, sedum, shrubs, Toronto, york region
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Five Great Reasons to Create Your New Garden in Late Summer/Early Fall
Spring through early summer are the busiest times for people to have garden plans made up and installed (writer excepted–garden fever begins in the dead of winter for this transplanted Vancouver Islander). Most people are excited by the warming weather … Continue reading
Posted in Garden Design, Garden Maintenance
Tagged allium, autumn, bulbs, crocus, english garden, establishing roots, fall, fall garden, flowering onion, garden design, garden maintenance, gardening, ideal time to plant, installing garden, landscaping, late summer garden, new garden, root growth, transplant, transplanting trees, watering
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