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Tag Archives: plants
Green Explosion
Mid-July, 2011 Smith gives me joy right now. Plants explode from its surface for many reasons. We’ve had a few good soaking rains over the last days, always excellent. One good rain is better than two or three manual waterings. … Continue reading
Posted in Garden: A Love Story
Tagged butternut squash, corn, green, lush, manure, mulch, plants, rain, summer garden, tomatoes
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Smith, Jones, The Lorelei: A Midsummer Night’s Status Report – Part 2
A Midsummer Night’s Status Report – Part 1 I continue the roll call of how my gardens are doing. Sunflowers – I planted a border of a one – two foot high variety on two sides of Smith. It is … Continue reading
I Could Have Stolen a Begonia
I could have stolen a begonia today, ‘Twas right before my eyes Sitting unwatched on the back of a truck It would have been quite a nice prize. Gardeners planting dozens of others, Working in far yonder bed, Planting the tender young blossoming things With flowers … Continue reading
Posted in Original Poems
Tagged begonia, flowers, pinch, plants, poem, rhymes, stealing
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Garden: A Love Story – Introduction
A Surgery Planted the Seed Thank goodness for my mother’s back surgery. No, not really. I wouldn’t wish that on anyone. Nevertheless, it was her operation that first opened the door to me, at age 15, to the world of the garden. Though mom’s surgery was successful … Continue reading
Posted in Childhood, Garden: A Love Story
Tagged garden, gardening, joy, love, plants, vegetables
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Checking on the Kids
Me: Honey, I dropped by the kids’ dorm to see how they’re doing. My Wife: Well, at least they had one week on their own without daddy fussing over them. Honestly, you need to give them a little space. Me: … Continue reading
Posted in Garden: A Love Story
Tagged garden, gardening, lettuce, plants, spring, transplants
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