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Antique and English Roses

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square foot gardeners

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They Canned...So Can You…

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At 3:29am on December 15, 2011, Terry Courtney said…: Judi - your gardens are beautiful.

At 1:20pm on October 26, 2011, Bonnie Hannum ~ Missouri, USA said…: Judy, thank you for sharing your garden photos!!! They are absolutely beautiful!!

At 6:06am on October 22, 2011, Judi Julian said…: I've started writing about my garden and my gardening experience. So I'm blogging, guess that makes me a blogger? Find me at OurGardenGate.com

I hope you'll stop by, the gate's always open.

At 10:27pm on July 11, 2011, Judi Julian said…: Thank you Cindy and Cynthia.

I have to say though that the soil here is so amazing, perfect black loam and anything stuck in it will grow like crazy. I'm in heaven!

At 1:58pm on July 11, 2011, Cynthia (Cindy) Zn 7 Tx said…: What a lovely garden. You have an amazing green thumb : )

At 8:59am on July 10, 2011, cindy Loyd said…: Enjoyed visiting your garden today! Loved all the blue furniture and accents with your deck flowers--very striking

At 2:39pm on September 05, 2010, Thanakorn Khansorn gave Judi Julian a gift…: Red Ribbon
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At 12:28am on September 4, 2010, Judi Julian said…: I had some Gemini roses when I lived in Tennessee but they didn't do very well.
I sure do like that Just Joey. Love the color.

At 11:31pm on September 3, 2010, Nancy Burstein said…: They are "Gemini" rose, "Just Joey" rose, "Harvest of Memories" iris with "Ravenswood" iris behind, "Bewitched" rose, "Immortality" iris and "Alize" iris.

At 1:58pm on September 3, 2010, Michelle Compton said…: Hey Juli, My husband took my daughter and I to Italy for our 20th wedding anniversary. We had a wonderful time. Those planters we so pretty in that picture you saw. I wish I had large ones like those myself. I like the Crepe Myrtles too. I have a small back yard so they fit in well back there. Have a great day!

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diana Z9 Houston, Texas commented on Judi Julian's blog post 'Garden Indoors With House Plants'

I use to work for one of those home improvement stores and would order the tropicals from Florida. The cost of the plants before they came to the store were $5.00 and they would sell them for a much higher price. Don't know why they…

Jan 25

Garden Indoors With House Plants

I know I've talked a lot recently about house plants. I guess it's because I'm surrounded by them because we have to bring so many of our plants in for the winter.I know you've seen the house plants for sale at the home improvement stores. Some of them can get pretty pricey, but if you're getting a really nice, large, healthy…See More

A blog post by Judi Julian was featured Jan 24

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Garden Indoors With House Plants

Blog post by Judi Julian Jan 24

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Garden Design Tip – Walk On Pathways, Not In Garden Beds

2011 - Path beside grape arbor with herb bed on right.A great garden design will have permanent pathways, and stepping stones…for walking and stepping. If garden beds, flower and vegetable, are kept narrow enough, then there is less temptation to walk on the soil of the bed. If the area is too wide, it’s best to place stepping stones.Most plants like well drained soil. Walking…See More

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Jupiter’s Beard – One Of My Favorite Discoveries

Centranthus ruber, or Jupiter’s Beard, is one of the beautiful plants I discovered about 3 years ago, after moving west. I’d never heard of it before, but I began to see it in gardens all around.Centranthus - Jupiter's BeardIt is a beautiful plant and easy to grow. The plant only grows about 2 feet high but the flowers growing on tall, straight stems can…See More

Blog post by Judi Julian Jan 20

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Winter Cheer - Garden Pictures

When it's freezing cold outside and the snow is blowing and I know there is still 4 long months until I can really "garden" again, I start looking through pictures of last years garden. It's really fun to compare them with the pictures of our garden the year before, to see how things have progressed. The grape vines had made it…See More

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Winter Cheer - Garden Pictures

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Catherine Cronin (Ireland) commented on Judi Julian's blog post 'Pottimg Area or Potting Shed – Luxury or Necessity?'

No, not a cross...I have another poly tunnel (14ft. x 20ft.) for only growing veggies in as well. Aaw, that's a shame you couldn't bring it with you, it's beautiful !

Jan 18

Judi Julian commented on Judi Julian's blog post 'Pottimg Area or Potting Shed – Luxury or Necessity?'

Hi Catherine, It sounds like you have a cross between a greenhouse and a potting shed. A greenhouse is on my wish list. By the way, I do have a potting shed, but that isn't it...any longer. When I sold my house and moved west, I gave up my…

Jan 17

Catherine Cronin (Ireland) commented on Judi Julian's blog post 'Pottimg Area or Potting Shed – Luxury or Necessity?'

Love your potting shed Judi, My potting shed is called "The Sheebeen"....Irish for "Little House". But it is actually a 10ft x 20ft polytunnel, which also has a table and 2 chairs. I have a folding long table, and a few old…

Jan 17

Judi Julian commented on Judi Julian's blog post 'Pottimg Area or Potting Shed – Luxury or Necessity?'

Some great ideas Priscilla.

Jan 17

Priscilla Bryant, zn5 IL commented on Judi Julian's blog post 'Pottimg Area or Potting Shed – Luxury or Necessity?'

Hi Judi! I agree that a potting area is both a necessity and luxury for all the reasons you give plus it makes the work so much easier when your supplies are all in one place. Not to mention it's easier to keep up with everything! Having…

Jan 16

Pottimg Area or Potting Shed – Luxury or Necessity?

Every gardener, whether a newbie or old timer, needs a place for gardening activities and a place to keep their gardening supplies and tools. Whether it’s a little corner in your garage or in a garden shed in the yard, it’s nice to have a designated spot for doing things gardeners do, such as re-potting root bound plants, mixing up some potting mix or other potions or pruning and tending potted plants. It’s also very nice to have all of your gardening supplies and tools in one place, so when…See More

A blog post by Judi Julian was featured Jan 16

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Terry Courtney left a comment for Judi Julian

Judi - your gardens are beautiful.

Dec 15, 2011

Catherine Cronin (Ireland) commented on Judi Julian's blog post 'Green House Fantasy Time'

This is our seating area in my seed and potting tunnel/greenhouse.We were sitting out up until late November.

Dec 9, 2011

Judi Julian commented on Judi Julian's blog post 'Green House Fantasy Time'

Glad to know there are other dreamers out there. I, too, would love to have a sitting area in my dream greenhouse so that I could spend time relaxing and enjoying...and dreaming.

Dec 8, 2011

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Which category best describes you?: Recreational Gardener

Skill level: Intermediate

What kind of gardening do you like to do?: Perennials, fruits, vegetables and a few annuals.

How much time do you spend a week on average in your garden when weather permits?: 15-20 hours

Judi Julian's Blog

Is Suet On Your Shopping List? And Don't Forget The Birdseed...

Posted on January 25, 2012 at 10:00pm 0 Comments 0 Likes

I know...how could our lives get any busier. Right? It's hard to remember every single thing we need to, or want to do.

Besides, who pays that much attention to what's going on in the yard in the dead of winter, when it's cold and miserable out there. It can be a nuisance to trudge outside, into the cold…

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Garden Indoors With House Plants

Posted on January 24, 2012 at 9:46am 1 Comment 2 Likes

I know I've talked a lot recently about house plants. I guess it's because I'm surrounded by them because we have to bring so many of our plants in for the winter.

I know you've seen the house plants for sale at the home improvement stores. Some of them can get pretty pricey, but if you're getting a really…

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Garden Design Tip – Walk On Pathways, Not In Garden Beds

Posted on January 21, 2012 at 12:00pm 0 Comments 0 Likes

: 2011 - Path beside grape arbor with herb bed on right.

A great garden design will have permanent pathways, and stepping stones…for walking and stepping. If garden beds, flower and vegetable, are…

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Jupiter’s Beard – One Of My Favorite Discoveries

Posted on January 20, 2012 at 9:43am 0 Comments 0 Likes

Centranthus ruber, or Jupiter’s Beard, is one of the beautiful plants I discovered about 3 years ago, after moving west. I’d never heard of it before, but I began to see it in gardens all around.