Archive for 'Chrysler Imperial'
Posted: July 3rd, 2003 by
Lisa
Usually, by the fourth of July, I’ve got all of my hot summer colors going strong in the garden. Despite the heat (which has been horrible), the summer colors are just now coming into their own. I used to be able to count on a burst of my ditch lilies reliably blooming right on the
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Posted under Bindweed, Chrysler Imperial, Ditch, Golden Globe, Grow lights, Hollyhocks, Lily, Madame Hardy, Roses, Soil.
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Posted: September 6th, 2002 by
Lisa
Our poor pumpkin! Still huge, and the blossoms are huge, but now we learn that they have to be hand pollinated. I doubt we are even going to get a single pumpkin from this plant. Stupid pumpkin. I wanted to take my own home grown pumpkin to the Keene Pumpkin festival this year. Chrysler Imperial
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Posted under Asters, Chrysler Imperial, Compost, Honeysuckle, Pumpkin, Soil, pergola.
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Posted: August 21st, 2002 by
Lisa
We are spending almost every evening out in the gazebo at this point. When the sun starts to go down, it just calls our name. The screened in part was to keep away the bugs, but the mosquito magnet has been working so well that we can sit out there with the door propped open
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Posted under Chrysler Imperial, Compost, Farm Life, Mosquito Magnet, Mosquitos, Reviews, Roses, Window Boxes, Worms, gazebo.
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Posted: July 20th, 2002 by
Lisa
We were both out of town all week last week, and quite concerned about how the garden would do without any attention at all. It’s maintaining itself remarkably well, considering how little I’ve been home to tend to it. While it did rain last night, things are still very dry, and the poor lawn isn’t
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Posted under Bee Balm, Bees, Chrysler Imperial, Delphinium, Fish, Frogs, Gardening, Grow lights, Lamb's Ear, Lavender, Planting, Pond, Soil, Veronica, water lily.
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Posted: March 29th, 2002 by
Lisa
Actually, a lot of today was spent on flowers. Frank told me this morning that our budget would allow us to spend a hundred dollars on roses, and I went wild at Arena Roses. So, coming soon to a garden near me are these beautiful roses that will grow (and hopefully thrive) in zone 4.
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Posted under Chrysler Imperial, Compassion, Medallion, Prairie, Roses, Tropicana.
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