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Everything pales in comparison with this #massivesequoia which was planted in 1893, but I’m beyond stoked to have gotten the green light for a planting design/seating area to celebrate a Peace pole which will be installed as part of this project. The install is scheduled for February. #funproject #benedictinesisters #mtangeloregonOne of the biggest Garryas I think I’ve ever seen! And right here in our neighborhood! #morningwalk #neighborhoodsurprise #thepathnottakenuntiltoday #garryaelliptica #pnwnativeplants #nativeplantsA mixed bag in the Top Nine of 2018. I always find it interesting what makes it into these kinds of things. Other than the one of my kid, I don’t think it contains a single one of my own favorites. Actually, I take that back. I really do like the cobweb. #topnine2018😃My Clematis urophylla is ringing in the new year by opening its bells!!! #clematisurophyllaSweet little Nico hiding in the #euphorbiaBy far the most original #holidaywreath I’ve seen this year! #daddysboardshop @daddysboardshop Just love it! 😃🛹
Category Archives: Plant profiles
Pesky little buggers – Azalea lace bugs
When we first moved to the Pacific NW, I was thrilled and astounded at the variety of Rhododendrons and Azaleas available to Oregon gardeners. Before long, this infatuation wore off, I got a little jaded, and when we bought a house, I … Continue reading
Posted in Pests
Tagged azalea, Azalea lace bug, deciduous, infestation, variegation, virus
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Costmary – humble guardian of the feminine principle
I have a gathering of herbs in my garden that I use for cooking. Nothing out of the ordinary, but enough to pull off a decent meal here and there. Earlier this year, I came across a completely new (to me) herb … Continue reading
Posted in Flower traditions and lore, Plant profiles
Tagged apostles, Christianity, Costmary, Gospel, herb, history, Jesus, Mary Magdalene, Nicholas Culpeper
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My Big Weed
You know how sometimes some plant appears in your garden, and you don’t really know what it is? You end up watching it awhile, and eventually you decide whether you want to keep it – or not. This spring, a … Continue reading
Posted in Plant profiles, Weeds
Tagged ants, aphid farm, aphids, Dipsacus sylvestris, mystery plant, seed heads, Teasel, weed, wreaths
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Rubus lineatus – not quite on the wild side…
Originally posted on The Creative Flux:
You can always tell the pot smokers from the non-users the first time they as new visitors walks up our driveway. At a particular point in this short journey, the hemp users invariably jump,…
Posted in Plant profiles
Tagged cool plants, curb appeal, foliage, garden, leaves, Rubus lineatus, shrub
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