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Wednesday, November 11, 2009

Bloggers' road trip

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The Austin Garden Bloggers' outing Saturday to San Antonio and other points south has been well documented by now, and a good thing, too...
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Wednesday, October 28, 2009

What I meant to say...

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In attempting to clear up what the plant was in Pam's "reds" photo from my garden (see previous post), that looked an awful lo...
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A very happy day

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Inside Austin Gardens 2009 will remain a vivid memory for a long time to come. Fantastic weather, appreciative crowds, kindly comments, c...
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Wednesday, October 21, 2009

Now that it's cool...

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Working outdoors pretty much every day in the summer from hell left little energy for blogging, so I wimped out until now.  I took only one ...
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Monday, June 29, 2009

A Break from the Heat

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A couple of weeks ago I went back east to visit friends. What a lovely surprise to see that it has been raining in the rest of the world. In...
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Wednesday, June 3, 2009

The tomato situation

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It's just like all those years we had such high hopes every spring for the Red Sox only to have them dashed in August. I'm underwhe...
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Tuesday, May 12, 2009

Curiosities

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There are lots of interesting critters showing up these days . I first noticed some lady beetle larvae on a large dill plant that I was abou...
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Hibiscus
Austin, Texas
I've lived and gardened in urban Austin for the past 8 years, after retiring from the last of my several careers. BR (before retirement), most of my life was spent in colder places like Michigan, Missouri, Oregon, Montana, Alaska, and Boston MA. Best thing I've done AR-- becoming a Master Gardener. Other passions-- Austin Farmers' Market, grandchildren, and travel.
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