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Catherine Dean
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Garden Gal left a comment for Catherine Dean"No, the lizards did not make it through the winter. :("
Eloise S. Zone 5 commented on Catherine Dean's blog post Trying to come back from drought."I am sure that by now your drought is over. Hope you did not have any damage. My daughter lives in Marrietta and had 4 inches of rain in her basement./.Pictures do not look to good. My heart goes out to affected individuals
Best of luck on your…"
Charlotte Clarke left a comment for Catherine Dean"It seems we both love taking pictures of echinaceas! Thanks for sharing!
I have many more photos on my website at charlottesgarden.us
:)"
Cindy commented on Catherine Dean's photo
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"It is a hollyhock "Althaea", great perennials but, they do get a lot of fungus problems. your luck you haven't experienced it before. When I see the fungus starting I put some milk in a spray bottle for a few day, let the…"
Catherine Dean left a comment for Audra Mabrey - Z5/IN"Hey Audra, thanks for complement for my husband! We both love working in the garden. I don't know the species of Hollyhocks that is, they were hand me down seeds. Sorry."
Catherine Dean commented on Catherine Dean's photogarden pics 044
"I'm sorry but they were hand me down seeds and I have no idea. For the first time in five years
they did not bloom due to fungus."
Catherine Dean posted a blog postTrying to come back from drought.
We in Georgia have suffered for several years in drought filled summers. My garden has suffered with the 100 degree days and no rain but things have been much better the last few weeks. I am looking forward to a better fall. We continue to keep the birds completely happy and well feed. We have attracted three different species of woodpeckers and I am so thrilled! They love suet so much. We will contine to keep them happy throughout the Fall and Winter.
Catherine Dean commented on Steph Forsberg's photo
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"The most beautiful poppies I have ever seen. I wonder if they would bloom down here."
Catherine Dean left a comment for Mick Alexander"Hello Mick. I just found this wonderful site and love sharing and viewing all garden information. Thanks for accepting my friend request."
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Trying to come back from drought.
Posted on September 12, 2009 at 6:39pm 1 Comment 0 Likes
We in Georgia have suffered for several years in drought filled summers. My garden has suffered with the 100 degree days and no rain but things have been much better the last few weeks. I am looking forward to a better fall. We continue to keep the birds completely happy and well feed. We have attracted three different species of woodpeckers and I am so thrilled! They love suet so much. We will contine to keep them happy throughout the Fall and Winter.
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- At 3:42am on May 27, 2011,
Deb Lefler said… - Sorry it took me so long to answer. Just getting started on this! It's gonna be neat to share our gardening with one another...lots of helpful hints on this!! I live in Tn. and LOVE outside..anything!!
...glad to meet ya~~later :)
- At 6:57pm on May 28, 2010, Garden Gal said…
- No, the lizards did not make it through the winter. :(
- At 11:28pm on September 16, 2009, Charlotte Clarke said…
- It seems we both love taking pictures of echinaceas! Thanks for sharing!
I have many more photos on my website at charlottesgarden.us
:)
- At 4:06pm on September 12, 2009,
Mick Alexander said…
- Hello there Catherine, nice to meet you.
- At 2:05pm on September 12, 2009,
Alice MacArthur said… - The pictures are great, but there's nothing like seeing the gardens in full bloom up close and in person. Hope you can make a trip to see them. I think June - July are probably the best times.
- At 1:50pm on September 12, 2009, Alice MacArthur said…
- Hi Catherine, We moved to New Bern from New Hampshire 17 years ago. I just love the longer growing season here. I'm assuming that you have visited New Bern and seen the gardens at the Tryon Palace. If not...it's a must.
- At 1:23pm on September 12, 2009,
Jane Dwyer said… - I love the photos with the added touches of gecko, dog, and statuary in your garden.
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