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gardening
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25 September 2026
There are two types of sumac
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This is one of the most interesting things I've found today and it was worth a quick browse (only fast-forwarded a couple times). Despi...
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13 May 2026
Backyard woodland garden in springtime
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About 25 years ago when we arrived in Wisconsin, this wooded area behind the house was wall-to-wall buckthorn and honeysuckle. I spent two ...
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10 May 2026
Calamint for your pollinator garden
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Several years ago while visiting Olbrich Botanical Gardens here in Madison, we saw several unfamiliar mid-sized plants that were hosting a ...
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12 October 2024
A yew chess set
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This 120-year-old planting at Hever Castle in Edenbridge has a row of pawns in front of the pieces, with the king getting a haircut. I'...
21 October 2022
Tump
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Gardener Dan Bull works from a cherrypicker to trim a section of 14-metre-high yew hedge at the National Trust’s Powis Castle. The famous t...
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16 October 2022
"Braiding Sweetgrass"
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" Braiding Sweetgrass : Indigenous Wisdom, Scientific Knowledge, and the Teachings of Plants is a 2013 nonfiction book by Potawatomi p...
12 February 2022
Moon trees
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The "moon trees," whose seeds circled the moon 34 times in Apollo 14 astronaut Stuart Roosa's pocket, were welcomed back to E...
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03 October 2017
Autumn gardening
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I'm using these warm October days to start getting our gardens put to bed for the winter.
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04 July 2017
Crevice gardening
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"Instead of placing rocks into the soil berms (mounds of soil) from the side like stepping stones up the side of a hill, [the Czec...
30 July 2016
Armageddon in the garden
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This summer I began writing a short series of posts about our local community garden and my plot in it. This past week disaster struck....
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05 June 2013
A sealed-bottle garden
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Gardener David Latimer, 80, from Cranleigh in Surrey, first planted his bottle garden in 1960 and finally sealed it tightly shut 12 years...
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