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| Blog Name: | Cold Climate Gardening |
| Url: | http://www.coldclimategardening.com |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | gardening, plants, flowers |
| Description: | One of the longest-running garden blogs on the web, Cold Climate Gardening also provides links, book reviews, and plant profiles to help you successfully garden in the northern climates of USDA Hardiness Zones 4 and colder. Freelance author Kathy Purdy, who also writes for Horticulture, Fine Gardening, The American Gardener, and Upstate Gardeners' Journal, shares her gardening insights with you. Come join the conversation! |
| Popularity: | 98 Followers |
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Lady-Slipper Seed Pods
Remember this? Cypripedium acaule, commonly known as Pink Lady-slipper Now it looks like this:
Remember this? Cypripedium acaule, commonly known as Pink Lady-slipper Now it looks like this:
How to Plant a Lot of Crocuses
For years now, we’ve enjoyed the crocus display along one side of our driveway. This spring I decided it should be even bigger, and over the last two days I planted a hundred more, bringing the total to over nine hundred. The “soil”
For years now, we’ve enjoyed the crocus display along one side of our driveway. This spring I decided it should be even bigger, and over the last two days I planted a hundred more, bringing the total to over nine hundred. The “soil”
A Good Year for Witch Hazels
It is a family tradition to walk up the hill and into the woods this time of year to seek out the witch hazel (Hamamelis virginiana) blossoms. This is a native shrub or small tree that prefers moist, acidic soil–which we have in abundance.
It is a family tradition to walk up the hill and into the woods this time of year to seek out the witch hazel (Hamamelis virginiana) blossoms. This is a native shrub or small tree that prefers moist, acidic soil–which we have in abundance.
First Snow of 2009-2010
Last night it snowed. That, in itself, is not unusual for the second half of October. But normally we get flurries mixed with rain, and no accumulation. Yesterday a weather record for snow accumulation was broken. The official new record is 1.2 inches accumulation. The old record was “trace.” And unofficial reports coming in tell of as muc
Last night it snowed. That, in itself, is not unusual for the second half of October. But normally we get flurries mixed with rain, and no accumulation. Yesterday a weather record for snow accumulation was broken. The official new record is 1.2 inches accumulation. The old record was “trace.” And unofficial reports coming in tell of as muc
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