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Monthly Archives: May 2013
Another Quick May Tour
Our apple tree is blooming! We lucked out, and it somehow missed the many April freezes to start blooming May 18! Here’s a picture of a grape vine in a pot, started in the nursery this winter. Grapes like warm … Continue reading
Posted in fruit trees, gardening for birds, Hummingbird plants, Uncategorized
Tagged Kintzley's Ghost Honeysuckle, St. Theresa's Seedless Grape
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A Quick Tour
We survived Mother’s Day Weekend! Now we’re able to look around a bit and see what’s happening in the nursery. Here’s what I saw this morning:
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Tagged Anemone sylvestris, black-chinned hummingbird, native cactus, Xander by the shade bench
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