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It's been a busy couple of weeks since I last posted. So busy I've almost forgotten what I did! Returning from our time away, the garden was a mess and this time of the year, as I harvest as well as prepare for autumn planting, …

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Salvia greggii (Autumn Sage)

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This is probably one of two times in the year when gardening activities coincide in the northern hemisphere spring and the southern hemisphere autumn. Here in our Cosmic Garden, the bed is prepared for autumn planting of root vegetables …

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Autumn is not the most exciting season in our garden, so I don't have a lot to share with you. But, I do have a few good pics that can display some of what's going on. Enjoy…

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Sweet Autumn Clematis Marie Iannotti Here's a listing of Clematis species by bloom period. Refer to the.

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Only one week out from autumn and our plants are already gearing up for a break. And who would blame them? They've been flowering their little heads off and deserve a well-earned rest. …

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Life in the garden slows down as winter approaches. The autumn plantings of root and green leafy vegetables are powering along espcially now we've had a bit of rain. So the time is now spent on maintenance and planning for the spring …

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Taking stock of what's happening in the garden is a wonderful practise so I thought I would participate in Carol's Bloom Day extravaganza and keep an online journal of what's flowering each month. This month, being the start of Autumn …

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Author: bethie Posted: Fri Mar 02, 2007 12:32 pm (GMT 0) First thing here I will be taking down the old vines from the autumn clemmies. They are huge. I leave them up this long so the birdies can sleep in them. …

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