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I am a Midwest girl transplanted in Arizona and obsessed with gardening and bird watching.
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http://adesertobserver.blogspot.com
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My Passion for Passiflora
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How Are We Nearing Mid-August, 2019? - I have taken many photos since the onset of Spring. The ups- and downsides of the weather posed challenges. The arrival of Spring weather brought lots o...
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Green Envy™ - An Exceptional Echinacea for Your Epidermis - For years, I've grown coneflowers (*Echinacea *sp.) in my garden, including one called Green Envy™. I love how its pink petals are tinged with green, as i...
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Iconic British gardens - Beth Chatto Gardens, Essex - Beth Chatto Gardens in springtimeIt's always a pleasure to visit the Beth Chatto Gardens in Essex - a green oasis near Colchester, created from a once-neg...
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May Day/Lei Day! - click here for larger image LEHUA BLOSSOMS ON OHIA TREE What do you think of when May 1 comes along? The Lehua blossoms on the Ohia tree above are one sure...
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Hello! - Anyone out there??? I am thinking about blogging again! WHAT??? I know, it's weird, even to me! Facebook is fast, but lacks the personal touch. I hate s...
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Выращивание рукколы круглый год: простые советы - Совсем недавно экзотическую средиземноморскую травку россияне могли найти лишь в итальянских ресторанах – там ее подают как приправу к мясным и рыбным бл...
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How to Pickle Green Tomatoes - Do you love tomatoes and just can't imagine letting any go to waste? If you have had a productive year growing tomatoes the end of the season can feel a li...
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Come together - Lets grow! - A TED talk well worth listening to! What a wonderful world it could be if we all came together an made this REVOLUTION Pam Warhurst: How we can eat our lan...
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Revisiting the Blue Poppy - Among the most magical of plants, the Himalayan Blue Poppy (*Meconopsis*) is quite the mythic character within our community of avid gardeners. At one time...
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A Native Son's Complaint - It's come to my attention that I complain a lot about the place I live: Palo Alto, the Bay Area, California. Actually, I love it here. I was born here — S...
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Blueberries for Jeannie - Woke up early this morning thinking about blueberries and my garden and my blog, life. My husband thought I might be "tetched" in the head, but it was real...
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Discover How To Design Your Site Like A Pro Jasa SEO - Jasa SEOWhen people design a website, they often forget to include a link to their homepage on their secondary pages. If you do not have a homepage link th...
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Chicago-area Edible Garden Tour - The Sugar Beet Food Store Cooperative (“Sugar Beet Co-op”), a community based, member-owned, full service grocery store is hosting its 3rd Annual Edible...
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The Next Chapter - Posting this on a years-disused blog, like tossing a bottled message into a swamp. Nevertheless, to all ye spectres lurking hereabouts, come visit me at my...
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All good things must come to and end - And that includes my time on this blog. I started this blog back in 2008 so family and friends that couldn't come see what I was experimenting on in the...
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Ending, beginning - This will be the final post at The Garden of Live Flowers. Come find me at my new blog, 30 Acres and a Greyhound! xoxoxo, Diane
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Shuttin' Her Down - It is a sad day, but I've been pretty busy with my life and this blog hasn't gotten the attention it deserves. I'm shutting down the comments because the ...
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July 2 - From 2011-07-02 (by Eye-Fi) Lily Monte Negro ordered from Spring Hill Nursery 3 years ago. The lily foliage is atrocious, but the Rose Campion hides the ...
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Custom Made Cedar Garden Boxes by Sawblade Furniture - My brother owns Sawblade Furniture and is offering some custom made Garden/Flower boxes made from 2x12 Cedar. Most gardeners agree that raised beds are ea...
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Late August Harvest - I've been really thrilled with how the well the vegetable garden has performed this year. Better than all previous years and I'm sure it was the hot sunny...
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Is it too late to ask Santa for a rain barrel? - We've had an inch of rain in just a few hours this morning. In a pathetic attempt to balance the wet and dry seasons I set my watering can out on the dec...
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Moving Day... - Capricious In Cleveland aka Cooking In Cleveland has a new home. We have moved our entire household over to the new blog, so please bookmark the new url an...
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