"I do know that there are some varieties of junipers that smell like cat urine and I do agree with you and do not understand why people wish to plant them so close to their homes. I agree also that american boxwoods DO STINK and I would not…"
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"I think that mosses are such wonderful plants! I wish that I had more of it in my garden. I believe that your soil PH level has to be at least 5.0 and under to successfully grow moss.(it likes soil on the acidic side) I have used it to anchor…"
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"Glad you liked the pics, and the art work. This year I am disabled by complications from surgery and haven't done a lot of gardening, just trying to keep some of my non-hardy succulents warm."
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"BEAUTIFUL... reminds me of a small stream... looks very peaceful and inviting.. nice work :-)"
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"Your garden is wonderful. I especially love your water feature and the creative ways you have used bowling balls. I too have bowling balls in my garden and they are great to use as gazing balls and are cheaper. PLUS.. they don't break.…"
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"Greetings, Tina, from an MG and a water gardener in central Oklahoma. Check my pics, by the album, and my essays if you get a chance."
Garden-Share left a comment for Tina M Tellin"Welcome Tina, thank you for joining. Hope to see you here often!"
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- Which category best describes you?
- Recreational Gardener, Master Gardener, Landscape Service Provider
- Skill level
- In a Gardening related business
- What kind of gardening do you like to do?
- flower gardening, water features, love cottage gardens
- How much time do you spend a week on average in your garden when weather permits?
- 5 to 15 hours
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Posted on October 19, 2011 at 9:49pm 0 Comments 2 Likes
well.. where I am at we should be getting our hard freeze either tonight or tomorrow night. I know that here in zone 4 it is that time but it still make me a little sad. Did bring in 2 mandivilla (not too sure about the spelling) that i grew this summer and put them under grow light in my basement. I do not know if they will suvrive the winter there but I am going to try and see. Did get alot of fall clean up done this season and planted about 100 bulbs on various types. I had to remove several… Continue
Tina M. Tellin
Posted on October 16, 2011 at 9:00pm 0 Comments 1 Like
Hello, I am new to this site and wanting to talk and learn from fellow gardeners. I live in Iowa and have just finshed a two year degree in horticultural sciences and am hoping to find a job in this indrustry. I am planning to have my own greenhouse and nursery within the next 5 to 7 years if things go my way LOL! I have learned alot over the past 2 years but there is always more to learn. My favorite garden plant is daylillies or anything from the lilly family. Gardening has always been part… Continue
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- At 10:51pm on October 19, 2011,
Contributing GardenerFreddy J. Hill said… Glad you liked the pics, and the art work. This year I am disabled by complications from surgery and haven't done a lot of gardening, just trying to keep some of my non-hardy succulents warm.
- At 10:55pm on October 17, 2011,
Contributing GardenerFreddy J. Hill said… - Greetings, Tina, from an MG and a water gardener in central Oklahoma. Check my pics, by the album, and my essays if you get a chance.
- At 9:02pm on October 16, 2011, Garden-Share said…
- Welcome Tina, thank you for joining. Hope to see you here often!
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Randy Anderson zn.5/Il. USA commented on Janet Mills's group Hostas"Very nice planting Lydia. Thanks for sharing it here! My Grand Daughters name is Lydia, too."
Audra Mabrey - Z5/IN replied to Wendy Pritchett's discussion Inside Hens & Chicks in the group Hen and Chicks, Stonecrops and Sedum"I used to take mine in for the winter and store in the garage. A couple of years ago, I planted in my beds and left them out all winter. They did much better. I'm a Zone 5 in South/Central Indiana - Seymour. "
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