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Amazing Yarrow
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What’s Eating My Crape Myrtle
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Common Grackle
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Coverings to Reduce Pest Problems
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Museum of the Bible’s Rooftop Garden
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Classic Pimm’s Cup Cocktail
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How to Make a Terrarium
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Top 5 Heirloom Peppers for Containers
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My favorite article is actually your editors note. It has been a brutally hot and dry summer, and with rare exception, I don't typically water or baby established native plants. This summer is an exception. Every morning I have had to go and spend an hour or so babying plants so that I have enough nectar sources. Seeing moths, and bees but very few butterflies. Hoping that the chelsea chop of many of the perennials enables enough nectar to fuel for the fall migration. Hoping for rain, The Thoughtful Gardener.
ReplyDeleteThank you for commenting, Thoughtful Gardener. I hope you got some rain this past week as we did, not enough - but at every drop counts!
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