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peegee13

Caldwell, AL, US
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Born in the Far East. Early gardening experience was from elementary school, growing peanuts, pineapple, peppers - no flowers at all. Came to America and discovered the joys of gardening!

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Spring 2008

Dec 28, 2008
4 comments

Gardening in Zone 6 is amazing after moving from California!   I love it!


Recent comments


Re: Anemone Sylvestris

Very nice. What's your routine after the blooms are spent? I try to clip them one at a time as the stems turn black and do not look tidy at all.

posted: 7:51 pm on March 31st  

Re: READER PHOTOS! Marilyn's golden garden backdrop

Love these pictures. The trees here where I am are glowing with red- some dark, dark red and gold. It takes the pain from seeing my tomato plants gone through nature's freeze.

posted: 11:34 am on October 27th  

Re: Northern Michigan Lavender Garden

Lovely. Are the creepers thyme?

posted: 1:51 pm on July 27th  

Re: Winter in Maine

These are really nice pictures.

posted: 2:42 am on January 10th  

Re: Oregon Snow

Very, very nice!

posted: 2:38 am on January 10th  

Re: Ice storm in central New York

Postcard perfect!

posted: 2:37 am on January 10th  

Re: Frosty Morning

Very beautiful! And snow makes everything look spectacular!

posted: 2:36 am on January 10th  

Re: My back yard

How about posting more pictures- looks very lovely!

posted: 7:59 pm on January 7th  

Re: Spring 2008

I am not sure what variety the peony is. I will have to do a research.

posted: 3:25 pm on January 3rd  

Re: Central Virginia home.

Is that a shed? Nice!

posted: 3:22 pm on January 3rd  

Re: garden design NE Ohio

You have a beautiful yard. It would be interesting to know names of the trees and some of the specimens you have. I can see echinacia, daylilies, arborvitae,iris -m but you have alot of evergreens too. Very nice!

posted: 7:41 pm on December 31st  

Re: Front Yard Garden 2008

You have a colorful garden. Say, what are the evergreen uprights you have?

posted: 10:01 pm on December 30th  

Re: August beauty

Very nice! What kind of soil amendment do you use?

posted: 1:40 am on December 28th