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Parkdale Horticultural Society Plant Sale 2005

Another May, another act of gluttony at the Parkdale Horticultural Society plant sale. Okay perhaps there was slightly less gluttony on my part this year -- arriving late always helps since the good stuff goes in a matter of minutes. But I just can't help myself
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Gayla : May 14th, 2005 : 4 Comments
Posted in: Journal, Flowers, Herbs, Seasonal, Containers, Info

April!

This month will go down as the wackiest April in recent memory. We had some unseasonably warm days followed by a handful of cold, grey, wet days. Yesterday was sunny one minute, and literally hailing ice pellets the next! Thankfully I did manage to set
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Gayla : April 29th, 2005 : 2 Comments
Posted in: Journal, Seasonal

The New Plot

Today I threw in a few plants and a few seeds to my new garden just as the sun was going down and it started to rain. I'm glad I'm finally getting things started! The rest of the plants will be already started. I don't
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Kelly : March 27th, 2005 : 8 Comments
Posted in: Journal, Flowers, Herbs, Veggies, Seasonal, Seeds

Book Launch Party & Other Goings On

Just a reminder that the Book Launch Party is coming up this Wed night at the Gladstone Hotel in Toronto. Details can be found here. -------------------------------------------- The view on my deck is looking somewhat more inviting today. I did not take a photo but it is
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Gayla : March 22nd, 2005 : 2 Comments
Posted in: Journal, Flowers, Reviews, Seasonal, Seeds, Events, You Grow Girl

Seeds and Keylimes

Today's view out on my deck. Well gang, it's March which means it's time to get on the seed situation. I've gone as far as to move some plants around and hook up the *super fancy* electric warming mat. My lemongrass LOVES it, making me feel
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Gayla : March 6th, 2005 : 2 Comments
Posted in: Journal, Flowers, Seasonal, Seeds

Sapcicles!

Yesterday I learned a great new word-- SAPCICLE! Friends and I were working on embracing the fact that it's March, and instead of crocuses pushing through the Michigan ground (like they were in St. Louis a few weeks ago when I was there), there is still 10
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Amanda : March 6th, 2005 : 1 Comment
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Seed starting

I finally started my seeds today - a little later than I usually do, but what can I say? Unfortunately, due to the constrains of my place I don't have much room to start seeds indoors, so I'm leaving the bulk of my plants this year to direct sowing
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Kelly : March 3rd, 2005 : No Comments
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Late May

Over May 24 weekend we did more work in the side garden. After several years we have finally expanded the garden to take up all the space next to the sidewalk. Unfortunately it looks really unbalanced now. One side has lush growth and is surrounded
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Gayla : May 26th, 2004 : 3 Comments
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Mid-May Update

I can't beleive it's mid-May already. We've been experiencing an unusually warm, dry May (although it is finally raining today). At times I don't know whether to be running through the streets cheering on an early summer or frightened by how all this will translate come
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Gayla : May 18th, 2004 : 3 Comments
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Parkdale Plant Sale

Today I attended the annual Parkdale Horticultural Society Plant Sale. There seemed to be less selection this year. I bought less plants then last year but still managed to break the bank. My Score I have a few plans
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Gayla : May 8th, 2004 : 8 Comments
Posted in: Flowers, Herbs, Places, Seasonal

Time to get cracking.

Here it is, almost May in zone 8, and I haven't even bought my new plants! I'll spare you all the long and drawn out details, but with all the "life" going on in my life lately, I haven't had the chance UNTIL now to really get cracking on
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Kelly : April 21st, 2004 : 4 Comments
Posted in: Seasonal, Containers

Spring Pinhole Photo

Spring really, truly is finally here and I've been taking every opportunity to capture it on film. This photo of a crocus cluster was taken in my garden using a homemade pinhole camera I constructed from a broken camera and a pie tin. Check out
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Gayla : April 18th, 2004 : 3 Comments
Posted in: Flowers, Seasonal, Link

Spring Time Around San Antonio

I am pretending that these pictures were taken in my backyard, but I cannot tell a lie. These pictures were taken by a fellow San Antonio gardener who knows way more about gardening than I ever will, and this is his yard. One day my yard will
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Shelly : April 8th, 2004 : 5 Comments
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It’s Starting…

The first signs of spring are slowly making their way to the surface in my garden. Crocus Click photo to enlarge
Gayla : April 2nd, 2004 : Comments Off
Posted in: Flowers, Seasonal

A Beginner’s Guide to Vegetable Seed Starting

Includes a handy, printable chart. Archived article here
Gayla : April 2nd, 2004 : No Comments
Posted in: Veggies, Seeds, Propagation, Spring

Summer Seeds

Summer is not the end of planting season. A list of perennials that can be started from seed in July and August. Archived article here
Gayla : October 4th, 2002 : No Comments
Posted in: Flowers, Seeds, Propagation, Gardening 101, Summer

Harvesting Seeds

by Gayla Trail Forget shopping. A little botany lesson is all you need for a d.i.y. seed collection. We've even done the work for you and designed lovely seed packets to print out and use. Harvesting and Saving Your Seeds Storing and Testing Seeds Make Decorative Envelopes
Gayla : October 4th, 2002 : No Comments
Posted in: Projects, Info, Seeds, Propagation, Gardening 101, Art/Craft, Fall

Seed Starting

By Beate Schwirtlich The whole purpose of starting seeds indoors is to cheat winter a little. Ironically, even as we cheat nature, we must imitate her. -- Part 1: Germination -- Part 2: Damping Off
Gayla : October 4th, 2002 : No Comments
Posted in: Pests & Disease, Seeds, Propagation, Gardening 101, Spring

A Quick and Easy Germination Test

by Arzeena Hamir Just because your seed packets are past their due date doesn't mean they aren't still good. Here's a simple test that might save you some cash. Archived article here
Gayla : October 4th, 2002 : No Comments
Posted in: Seeds, Propagation, Spring

Ensure Your Bounty of Peas

by Arzeena Hamir Peas are traditionally the first food crop started in the garden. Learn the ins and outs of growing your own. Archived article here
Gayla : October 4th, 2002 : No Comments
Posted in: Veggies, Seeds, Gardening 101, Spring
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