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The Garden Lady
One of the most educational, interesting, entertaining even inspirational blogs on plants, shrubs, trees, insects, animals, problems and solutions to gardening, etc.
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Posted on Sunday July 20, 2008 at 02:00 AM
In the July 15th post, TheGardenLady wrote about her visit to Chanticleer. One of the pleasures of touring a garden is to discover "new" plants. TheGardenLady and her friends found a plant that they had never seen before. Chanticleer has, at each of their gardens, a list of all the plants that are located in that [...]...
Posted on Saturday July 19, 2008 at 02:00 AM
                          Take by Dara at the New York Botanical Garden One day this hot week, TheGardenLady and friends visited the New York Botanical Garden. If you have never visited this Botanical Garden, you garden lovers must make it a point to go to see its 50 gardens and plant collections. Try to pick a cooler day [...]...
Posted on Tuesday July 15, 2008 at 01:13 PM
Photo by Bluberd TheGardenLady loves to visit gardens both public and private, and this summer she has been doing a lot of garden visiting. Last week TheGardenLady went to tour a favorite garden in Wayne, Pennsylvania called Chanticleer. This 30 acre garden was donated by the owners' son for the public to enjoy. It is a delight [...]...
Posted on Sunday July 13, 2008 at 05:32 PM
Photo taken by Martin LaBar Is it just TheGardenLady, or have others noticed that there are very few butterflies in the garden this summer? Yes, TheGardenLady saw one yellow swallowtail, one viceroy, one black swallowtail and a half dozen cabbage white butterflies on her flowers and she saw a fritillary in her friend's garden. She also [...]...
Posted on Monday July 7, 2008 at 10:54 AM
TheGardenLady received this question from Martha: How can I add acid around my hydrangeas? Because hydrangeas like an acidic soil - especially if you want the blue blooms- you can supplement the fertilizer and add acid.  Know that not all the hydrangeas will change color. Usually it is the pink and blue hydrangeas that can have their [...]...
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