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Windcliff
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Time feels right for a little magic in the darkest time of the year. A
summer visit to Windcliff, the private home and garden of Dan Hinkley and
Robert Jon...
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In yesterday's post about the vines, I showed a photo of a copper pipe trellis I created that has what I consider to be a really attract...
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I've had problems in my garden with several different large pests over the years. Rabbits were a problem early on as they nibbled my you...
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I love ornamental grasses, and one of my favorites is purple fountain grass (Pennisetum setaceum 'Rubrum'). I think I had six planti...
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Yesterday I wrote about saving some water plants , growing them inside the house under lights. Those were small plants -- today I tackle the...
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As you may have noticed, some of my Elephant Ear plants are getting pretty large. A couple of weeks ago I took a division from one and potte...
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Nice photos indeed! Our fall appears to be particularly NON-colorful this year. Leaves drying on the trees to a muddy color, then falling off. I may take a ride through town today to find ANY fall color...
I think our Fall (in south central Iowa) was more yellow than red ... but I'm going out tomorrow to see if my camera will pick out all the red you saw there, today. I am wondering. Will I find more yellow or red? Thanks for the post.
You have captured the different shades of red for a brilliant Fall.