Tag Archives: Garden Bloggers Bloom Day
Garden Bloggers Bloom Day April 2010
The ONLY thing, and I do mean the ONLY nice thing about April 15th, aside from being alive, is GARDEN BLOGGERS BLOOM DAY! Because I finished my taxes EARLY (as in, five minutes ago), I can build my post. This … Continue reading
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Garden Bloggers Bloom Day March 2010
Today’s Bloom Day! It has been a BONKERS busy day here at The Garden of Words. HOWEVER, my new peach trees are blooming. Here’s a pic! It is kind of blurry. I took it with my phone. Visit Carol over … Continue reading
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Garden Bloggers Bloom Day: February 2010
Technically, these aren’t true Bloom Day photos, because I took them on Saturday. Saturday morning, all of Wilmington, NC woke to a snowfall that comes only once a decade in our little southern coastal metropolis. And, as the ONE bloom … Continue reading
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Garden Bloggers Bloom Day January 2010
Here’s a picture of what’s blooming in my yard on this bloom day: – - – - Yeah. NOTHING. NO-THING. I don’t think this has EVER happened. EV-AR. I don’t even have any PANSIES blooming. We’ve had the worst awful … Continue reading
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Garden Bloggers Bloom Day December 2009
Happy Bloom Day! This month, the real stars of my garden are the Sasanqua Camellias. They look like lovely ballerinas in my garden. But first, all of the plants that are STILL BLOOMING as of December 15th. We’ve had a … Continue reading
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Garden Bloggers Bloom Day November 2009
Happy Bloom Day! The theme of this post is “Here Comes the Sun!” After five straight days of rain and wind, and the only tropical storm this season, and some houseguests from Idaho looking for warmth, the sun has FINALLY … Continue reading
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Garden Bloggers’ Bloom Day October 2009
This post is themed “The Rain in Spain Says Mainly in Katie’s Garden” Butterfly weed still in bloom. A volunteer annual vinca. Panicum ‘Dallas Blue’ Mexican sage. The plant I look most forward to seeing. Loropetalum, which many people think … Continue reading
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