Monthly Archives: July 2011

Art and Wine in the Garden

I love my garden.  It is a source of peace and relaxation.  Also, it satisfies my creative urges and allows me self-expression.  I feel connected to nature in my garden.  I can sit and watch the hummingbird, the bees and … Continue reading

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This and that and this again

What is up with the weather?  I think we are destined to have a cool, often wet summer this year.  So I guess we better enjoy it.  Despite the gray skies there is much to brighten your garden and your … Continue reading

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Glorious Hydrangeas

The nursery is filled with glorious, blooming Hydrangeas.  They are in full bloom and look amazing!  I really like Hydrangeas.  I have 9 in my tiny yard.  Hydrangeas add summer color to part shade areas.  There are even a few … Continue reading

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The heat is on

Now that summer has finally arrived and the temperatures are climbing, things are really heating up at the nursery.  And what does the heat bring?  Watering, watering and more watering!  Our trees are on drip irrigation, our shrubs get overhead … Continue reading

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Thermometers and water wands

July 4th has arrived and with it sunny, warm weather. I must admit to liking temps in the 75-85 deg range, so the last few days have been pleasant for me. At the nursery we’re always aware of the weather … Continue reading

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Aahhhh, summer

First, I’ll attend to the top priority…we’re having a sale.  It’s the Red, white and bloom sale.  Lots of good deals on outdoor living items, pots, berries and bedding plants.  Wanting a great blue-flowered shrub?  Victoria Ceanothus in 5 gallon … Continue reading

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