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Six on Saturday
Savannah ….September week ends can be blissful. Please visit https://thepropagatorblog.wordpress.com/author/cavershamjj/ to see the author of six on Saturday, and see what is blooming all over the world today!
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Six on Saturday
Six or maybe seven on Saturday in Savannah! Thanks go to Jon the Propagator who hosts Six on Saturday. Pop over and see what’s blooming all over the world. Our poor world, needs more gardeners.
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Blooming in Savannah
A week of rain and humidity should encourage growth, yes? But a bit of sunshine is needed to keep the photosynthesis going! A few things blooming… Join Jon the Propagator for this Six on Saturday!
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Time in Taos, adding Angel Fire
We began July with a cross country trip, cavaliers on Board, first stop Birmingham AL. The visit with an old friend included an evening in her garden! On to Dallas, and I have nothing to say about that stop, except … Continue reading
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Savannah sights
Just some sights of Savannah as summer wheels this way. Steamy days ahead! Less time in the garden, more time for reading, stitching, And viewing of all sorts,
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
