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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 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!

At 7:45pm on September 2, 2010, Flower Girl said…: Hi Judi, Thanks for your comments. The deer here are not a problem. I wish we had more but I have two dogs. The foxglove is growing over the septic tank drain and the creeping phlox will grow that big . This was in a friend of mines garden and he trims it back after it blooms every spring. He doesn't like for it to go down the wall very far.

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Garden '09

This is our first year in this house and have just began to develop our garden.

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Fifty year old crab apple Apr. 2010

"Thanks. We don't get this every year, we're hoping for a "good" year of beautiful blossoms."

Mar 26, 2012

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Fifty year old crab apple Apr. 2010

"LOVELY TREE..."

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Catherine Cronin (Ireland) commented on Judi Julian's blog post Don't Forget To Plant The Peas

"My peas are doing well for a while now and I live in Ireland! They are hardy enough even for our climate :) "

Feb 28, 2012

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Don't Forget To Plant The Peas

English peasYes, it’s still very much winter here in zone 6, but even here, English peas go in the ground pretty early. We grow ours in raised beds so maybe we can get them in a little earlier because the soil (planting mixture) heats up a little faster. But they do like it chilly and usually, as soon as the soil can be worked, you can get them in the ground.If you do…See More

Feb 27, 2012

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Judi Julian commented on Judi Julian's blog post Hardy Kiwi Vine...or In Other Words...Actinidia kolomikta

"Thanks for all your comments. Kathy, I'm hoping for fruit this year too and I'll post photos if it happens. My vine hasn't had the pink on the foliage yet, maybe this year. I'm in zone 6 but I think it's hardy to zone 5 or…"

Feb 27, 2012

Dorothea Dankowski commented on Judi Julian's blog post Hardy Kiwi Vine...or In Other Words...Actinidia kolomikta

"I think I may just have to find an area for these in my yard. They are beautiful and grow fruit to boot! How cold does it get where you live? Would it grow in upper TN?"

Feb 27, 2012

Susan Tilghman Hawthorne commented on Judi Julian's blog post Hardy Kiwi Vine...or In Other Words...Actinidia kolomikta

"That's a beautiful vine, Judi, what zone to they grow in?"

Feb 26, 2012

Kathy Tedrow commented on Judi Julian's blog post Hardy Kiwi Vine...or In Other Words...Actinidia kolomikta

"This is my hardy kiwi's third year. I'm hoping for fruit. The tag said it could produce fruit the first year. I'm keeping my fingers crossed."

Feb 26, 2012

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Hardy Kiwi Vine...or In Other Words...Actinidia kolomikta

Kiwi Vine and Limelight Hydrangeas,The hardy kiwi is an exciting vine to have growing in your garden that many people are unaware of. It is a robust vine that can reach 25' long. The foliage is beautiful, with splashes of cream and pink. The first few years the foliage will be green, until the plant is well established.It has tiny…See More

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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, 2012

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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

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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

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Don't Forget To Plant The Peas

Posted on February 27, 2012 at 7:17pm 1 Comment 1 Like

English peas

Yes, it’s still very much winter here in zone 6, but even here, English peas go in the ground pretty early. We grow ours in raised beds so maybe we can get them in a…

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Hardy Kiwi Vine...or In Other Words...Actinidia kolomikta

Posted on February 22, 2012 at 2:48am 4 Comments 2 Likes

: Kiwi Vine and Limelight Hydrangeas,

The hardy kiwi is an exciting vine to have growing in your garden that many people…

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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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