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- Automatic Gardening & Real Gluten Free Food
- Garden, Home & Party
- The Propagator
- Rambling in the Garden
- Jean's Garden
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- Mama's Empty Nest
- my daily art display
- The Shrub Queen
- The Chatsworth Lady
- WITTY 'N' PRETTY
- The Landlovers Photography Club
- Victoria Elizabeth Barnes
- The Simply Luxurious Life®
- Petals. Paper. Simple Thymes
- sorta like suburbia
- food to glow
- NewEnglandGardenAndThread
- The Martha Stewart Blog
- T h e R o s e b a n k D i a r i e s
- Castles Crowns and Cottages
- HFR Living
- Slow Love Life
- a coastal point of view
- gardeninacity
Author Archives: Jayne in Georgia
Ossabaw Island Views
Recently I travelled with friends by boat through the low country to Ossabaw Island. There is no other way to arrive there. This barrier Island off the coast of Georgia is one of the few unspoiled areas along the 100 … Continue reading
Shrooming Instead of Zooming
Spring has arrived in Savannah. Azaleas are popping, more people are vaccinated, and human life is catching up with the natural world. All through this pandemic, fungi has been doing its thing, don’t you know? I learned more about that … Continue reading
Travels during Covid
After a long, too long, period of consecutive rainy and gloomy days in Savannah, the sun appeared yesterday. We were ready for an adventure. We got in the car, dogs and their gear packed, and took an excursion off Skidaway … Continue reading
Christening Camellias
When a plantsman has developed a new Camellia and feels certain it is a variety never seen before, that person is compelled to name the plant with a distinguished moniker that will forever describe it. While walking long, oyster shell … Continue reading
Thinking about
What am I thinking about this week? I am bursting with garden thoughts. After almost a year of isolation, my Zoom life has taken charge and in just this month, I have attended more live zoom calls and meetings than … Continue reading
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Paths forward through the pandemic
Christmas is but a few days away. The hustle and bustle of previous years is dissipated, gratefully so. I for one do not miss the frenzy. Record snowfalls in some parts of the U.S. and cold temperatures everywhere encourage Christmas … Continue reading
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Pandemic Ponderings
When a lockdown occurred in March, did we think that those two weeks would extend to 9 months? The first Pandemic progeny are being born. So what have you been doing? It is obvious to anyone who subscribes to my … Continue reading
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Time for Taos
Have you started to travel? Instead of getting in a car or on a plane or boat, are you visiting with friends and family afar through a Zoom call, Skype or FaceTime call? We made a 14 hour car trip … Continue reading
Summer Slides By
Looking back at this blog over the years, you might not know a pandemic swept the world in 2020. This blog doesn’t reflect the life altering event of which no one is immune. Before summer slides by, as three seasons … Continue reading
On The Street Where You Live
On the street where you live, anyone can tell who the gardeners are among the residents. They will have a killer container, one that wasn’t purchased at the local box store, leading to the front door. Or if it is … Continue reading
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