Category Archives: garden

Spicy Hot Daylilies

When I was growing up, I only knew the common road-side orange daylilies. Now they come in all colors and shapes: lemon yellow, shadowy purple, rich burgundy, lime green, ruffled pink. The lilies bloom from serial buds on a single … Continue reading

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7 Red Raspberries

A couple years ago I planted red raspberries in our garden (wilderness actually) inspired by the neighbor of my sister who lives in Wisconsin. I was visiting my sister and this neighbor (also with Cincinnati connections) invited us over to … Continue reading

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Garden in April

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Garden in late July

Only a few things are blooming. No day lilies. They have faded  in the unrelenting heat. But purple monarda and daisies are open and attracting bees.

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Master Gardener in Cincinnati (for Richard & Judy)

This garden is the result of 30 years of loving care and time. Amongst all the plants are many sculptures and wind spinners. The plants are juxtaposed to create contrasts of color, texture, form, and height. The Gardner planted planted at … Continue reading

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The Garden in June

The pictures say it all.

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Reporting on the Summer Garden

The garden flowers beautifully but the weeds rampage luxuriantly. Continue reading

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Blossoms and Radical Pruning in the Garden

Gardens are constantly evolving but sometimes one has to take a radical approach — chopping amidst the flowers. Continue reading

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The Garden Moves (metaphorically)

I have made an executive decision to include my garden as part of the posting on this main page.  This means that I copied everything on the Garden Page and pasted into this post. My decision did not come except after … Continue reading

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