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If I hadn't been in the bathroom drying my hair I wouldn't have caught a glimpse of a furry tail passing by the window and I wouldn...

The morning couldn't have been more perfect. A wonderful coolness in the air and the garden refreshed from a little rain and a cool nigh...

I think D is going to get quite a surprise when he walks down the pathway to the back gate of the vegetable garden. He won't have hop sk...

Yesterday I picked a nice bunch of rhubarb, beets and one tomato. We have really enjoyed eating the rhubarb and I would count the experiment...

Billowing clouds of Coreopsis tinctoria are the plant of the moment in the garden and along the roadsides. This native plant seems to prefe...

This is not the first time I have come across this problem on my blackfoot daisies. Today I noticed that this plant in the sunken garden had...

Texas is home to two native clematis, although most lovers of the clematis might not recognize them as such. The first is Clematis texensis ...

I could feel it in the air as I worked outside this morning. Rain was on the way and now it has arrived. A really heavy downpour. Driven int...

By now many northern gardens will be in full swing and ready to show off their blooms on Garden Bloggers' Bloom day, hosted by Carol at ...