For the Love of Gardening

There are so many beautiful things going on in the garden, I want to share with you. Some facts, some fancies, and some pictures. It's for the "love of gardening!"

Tuesday, January 11, 2011

E is for Eupatorium purpureum

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Eupatorium purpureum is such a twisted name for the common Joe Pye Weed .  Joe Pye sounds like someone who got off a boxcar in 1940 at the ...

D is for Deciduous

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This is the old Black Walnut tree behind our house.  As a deciduous tree, it has both it's leaves and the walnuts during these months.  ...
Monday, January 10, 2011

The Mullet

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I wanted to illustrate a way to trim or undercut an evergreen shrub to make a beautiful display area.  There used to be a wonderful example ...
Saturday, January 8, 2011

C is for Coreopsis

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Coreopsis "Baby Sun" Has a small red eye and grows to about 16 inches tall.  Coreopsis " Early Sunrise" A dwarf variety...
Friday, January 7, 2011

Places To Go - People To See

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Easiest possible way to enjoy the Chicago Flower Show is the bus trip March 9, 2011, sponsored by the Henry-Stark County Master Gardeners. ...
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Orange Ya' Glad?

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The old "knock - knock" joke that ends with "Orange Ya' Glad" etc. reminded me about one of the most prolific garden...
Thursday, January 6, 2011

Wishes and Horses

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This is a photo of my friend, Teri, and her horse, Lucy.  Quite the beauties.  My family had a little saying, “If wishes were horses, begga...
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Diane Gibson
I have successfully completed the University of Illinois Master Gardener program. This BLOG contains my articles that have been previously published in the Galva News (Illinois.) Because it is a weekly and my articles are only inserted every other week, I decided to use the BLOG for information that is more timely, things that need more space to explain and to include pictures. Hope you enjoy. NOTE: Mention of commercial (wholesale/retail) venues does not mean my personal endorsement or guarantee of any kind. Although they may be used by me, you should always investigate your choices and those choices will be your responsibilty including in your gardens, your financial circumstances and your satisfaction levels.
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