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Monday, September 26, 2011
Horticulture Report, Sept. 2011
by Connie Grabowy
Following are samples of fall blooming perennials and seed structures Connie presented at today's Garden Club meeting.
Submitted by Alice Gebura.
Following are samples of fall blooming perennials and seed structures Connie presented at today's Garden Club meeting.
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| Buttonbush cephalotaxus occidentalis | Tartarian Aster |
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| Eupatorium chocolate | America chestnut castanea dentate |
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Chinese foxglove rehamania | Chrysanthemum Mary Stoker |
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| Panicle golden raintree koelreuteria paniculata | American hop hornbeam virginiana |
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Buddleia sun gold (Weyer butterfly bush) | Star magnolia |
Submitted by Alice Gebura.
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Does anyone have any advice for getting rid of voles who are eating my Hostas? I have been salvaging little pieces of root plate and relocating them to Brewster. I would love to get control of the voles here, though. Thanks. Shirley
Does anyone have any advice for getting rid of voles who are eating my Hostas? I have been salvaging little pieces of root plate and relocating them to Brewster. I would love to get control of the voles here, though. Thanks. Shirley
Monday, September 19, 2011
Gardens in Southern France, June 2011
This summer we traveled to the Dordogne and Lot regions of southern France. Everyone has a garden whether a yard full of flowers and vegetables, containers of flowers set outside, or roses and wisteria climbing over stone walls. There are roses everywhere!
Photos by Alice Gebura copyright 2011 All Rights Reserved.
Tuesday, March 22, 2011
Tuesday, February 8, 2011
Flower Arranging with Lois Frampton
On June 5 Lois Frampton led a flower arranging workshop focusing on big arrangements. The trick to this type of arrangement is building support for it as part of the container. In this case we taped chicken wire to the top of the vase. Here's my arrangement after I brought it home.
submitted by Alice Gebura
Photo by Alice Gebura copyright 2011 All Rights Reserved.
Sunday, January 9, 2011
Yuyuan Garden, Shanghai, China - Alice Gebura
On a recent trip to China I visited the Yuyuan Garden in Shanghai. Created by a governor of the Ming Dynasty, the garden strives to evoke "water and mountains" and consist of discrete areas linked by paths and walkways. All plantings have symbolic significance (bamboo, lotus, pine, chrysanthemum). River rock shaped by years of water wear are highly prized. I toured the garden on Jan. 1, 2011.
Photos by Alice Gebura copyright 2011 All Rights Reserved.
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