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garden rant uprooting the gardening world home shut up and dig science says crrritic! tune in ministry of controversy feed me real gardens returning a town’s perennial border to lawn? of all the historic buildings in my town, my favorite is what’s now the community... posted by susan harris on june 8, 2018 grab bag if snake killing is wrong, then my dog opal doesn’t want to do right when i lived near the luray tn bottoms, the dogs and i often walked the... posted by carol reese on june 7, 2018 it's the plants, darling embracing an “invasive native” like many beginning gardeners, i was initially attracted by easy, “do it all” solutions. i... posted by elizabeth licata on june 6, 2018 gardening on the planet turning an invasive species into a resource the black locust, insists its harvester blue sky, “is a much maligned tree.” a native... posted by thomas christopher on june 4, 2018 real gardens wollam gardens, a cut-flower success story my connection to wollam gardens, the cut-flower farm in the virginia exurbs of d.c., starts... posted by susan harris on june 1, 2018 current posts returning a town’s perennial border to lawn? if snake killing is wrong, then my dog opal doesn’t want to do right embracing an “invasive native” turning an invasive species into a resource wollam gardens, a cut-flower success story search garden rant about garden rant subscribe to garden rant please enter all required fields correct invalid entries no spam, ever. please choose a color: voices user id 3 susan harris returning a town’s perennial border to lawn? user id 4 elizabeth licata embracing an “invasive native” user id 13 allen bush five seasons: the gardens of piet oudolf user id 23 thomas christopher turning an invasive species into a resource user id 26 bob hill navigating with butterflies – up, up and a weigh user id 29 carol reese if snake killing is wrong, then my dog opal doesn’t want to do right user id 30 scott beuerlein gardening for health! erica browne grivas bad dye jobs: get the paint off the plants! guest rant about garden rant recent posts real gardens , unusually clever people five seasons: the gardens of piet oudolf five seasons: the gardens of piet oudolf opens with oudolf pulling out colored pens and drawing, with his left hand, bright squiggles, slashes, curlicues and abbreviated latin plant names. oudolf’s paper drawings and seasonality become seductive themes of thomas piper’s film. “yeah, it may look wild, but it... posted by allen bush on may 30, 2018 at 7:59 am. this post has 6 responses . taking your gardening dollar navigating with butterflies – up, up and a weigh as it turns out butterflies are not free. they can cost anywhere from $3 to $6 each. they will arrive at your doorstep in small white insulated boxes carried by fedex trucks with purple and orange logos. they will come tightly sealed in skinny envelopes with necessary ice packs... posted by bob hill on may 25, 2018 at 10:42 am. this post has 4 responses . what's happening two great events you can attend on june 29 the slow flower summit is happening in washington, d.c.! the website tells us: developed and produced by debra prinzing and slow flowers llc, this one-day event is designed to celebrate american flowers week and bring together creatives, thought leaders and change agents with a lecture series featuring leading voices in the progressive... posted by susan harris on may 23, 2018 at 2:44 pm. this post has 2 responses . shut up and dig container rules are meant to follow, bend, or break in a recent column, washington post gardening columnist adrian higgins addressed the long-hallowed “thriller/filler/spiller” theory of container gardening. he defended it and debunked it at the same time, which seems right to me. while it’s true that the drama of a tall plant is heightened by contrasting plants that... posted by elizabeth licata on may 22, 2018 at 9:52 am. this post has 10 responses . real gardens , what's happening kentucky’s secret gardens looking for inspiration and information? catch a glimpse of kentucky’s secret gardens. author tavia cathcart brown hosts the documentary, sponsored by kentucky education television (ket). i was flattered to be included in a small piece of the first round of kentucky’s secret gardens, and i enjoyed the show more... posted by allen bush on may 19, 2018 at 8:03 am. this post has no responses . designs, tricks, and schemes making gardens safer from ticks: no more wildlife gardening i recently wrote about how gardeners freaked out about lyme disease are supposed to dress for gardening. it’s not a pretty picture and to prove that i’ll be posing for a shot of me in near-hazmat attire, ready to tackle a few gardening chores in my garden. today we explore the... posted by susan harris on may 18, 2018 at 7:01 am. this post has 22 responses . lawn reform , ministry of controversy lawn culture is the problem, not lawns and lawn culture is still very much an issue. otherwise, why would garden centers still be selling so much weed ‘n’ feed? i know from online discussions i see regularly, with gardening a hot facebook topic every spring and summer here, that people still have lawns and don’t feel... posted by elizabeth licata on may 17, 2018 at 9:10 am. this post has 16 responses . shut up and dig gardening for health! i remember a day in april of 2003. it was one of those mythic, glorious spring days that sporadically show up between late freezes and tornadoes here in ohio. and it was one to behold. perfect. most importantly, it was the first of such days that year. truly “the... posted by scott beuerlein on may 16, 2018 at 7:32 am. this post has 26 responses . real gardens obama in the garden just when i thought i couldn’t miss obama any more than i do, i see this shot of him looking soooo happy to be in the rose garden on a beautiful day. here’s the other favorite shot of white house photographer pete souza showing obama in his garden. sigh.... posted by susan harris on may 14, 2018 at 4:16 pm. this post has 9 responses . what's happening perennial fun in raleigh this summer i love the perennial plant association’s (ppa) summer meetings. i’ve only missed a handful over thirty-five year. the ppa will meet this summer in raleigh, nc from july 30th—august 3rd. fergus garret, head gardener at great dixter will be a keynote speaker. he’s good. if you don’t believe me,... posted by allen bush on may 11, 2018 at 4:35 pm. this post has 3 responses . real gardens , what's happening fantasy forest every neighborhood needs a microforest. the ingredients require a passionate, knowledgeable conductor, committed volunteers and a patch of land. curious children, nurtured by good teachers and mentors, will come running. connie may is the fantasy forest conductor. connie was the wildflower propagator at the beloved (former) shooting star... posted by allen bush on may 9, 2018 at 7:46 am. this post has 8 responses . public gardens , real gardens , unusually clever people austin: ten years later and even better more than 90 garden bloggers got together for three days of garden touring in austin last weekend. it is a return to the first such get-together, which took place in april, 2008. i was one of those austin, 2008 bloggers, organized a similar weekend in buffalo in 2010, and... posted by elizabeth licata on may 8, 2018 at 11:13 am. this post has 6 responses . gardening on the planet , science says backyard carbon farming if there was a twelve step program for gardeners like me, i would begin each session of course by introducing myself to the room and then admit to my addiction: i love the look of a freshly dug and raked bed. the fine, brown loam, all the clods broken... posted by thomas christopher on may 7, 2018 at 8:52 am. this post has 2 responses . shut up and dig new look for gardeners freaked out about lyme disease news about the rapid spread of tick-borne diseases, especially the life-changing-if not-treated-in-time lyme disease, has me so freaked out that i’m now afraid to tend my garden, much less take a walk in the woods. i won’t stop gardening, but at least for my peace of mind i’m determined... posted by susan harris on may 4, 2018 at 9:18 am. this post has 22 responses . lawn reform , ministry of controversy mowing down the myth of high-maintenance lawns apparently i am not supposed to trust my own experiences. i’ve had lawns at every house i’ve inhabited, which has been several over my more than half century above the earth. i’m baffled when i read that lawns are high maintenance, bad for the environment, and provide nothing for... posted by carol reese on may 3, 2018 at 11:29 am. this post has 36 responses . next advertise on gardenrant recent comments carol reese commented on if snake killing is wrong, then my dog opal doesn’t want to do right { she was a fine dog, bighearted, cheerful, and cooperative with man or beast, with the exception of snakes. even the cats were fond of her.... } – jun 10, 1:10 pm lat commented on returning a town's perennial border to lawn? { i vote for lawn. i'm pragmatic, long term, and i love that building, having spent many years regularly enjoying both the library and the fabulous... } – jun 10, 1:06 pm bittenbyknittin commented on embracing an "invasive native" { invasive, aggressive, tomato, tomatah, whatever. there are some natives i am happy to let spread (columbine), others i root out with a vengeance (silver maple),... } – jun 10, 9:59 am patty davenport commented on if snake killing is wrong, then my dog opal doesn’t want to do right { i just love reading your stories and listening to your seminars. thanks } – jun 10, 8:20 am nell commented on returning a town's perennial border to lawn? { oops; somehow got it in my mind that this planting project was for eliz. l.'s climate. for the greater dc area, growing conditions at raulston... } – jun 09, 7:25 pm older » archives archives select month june 2018 (5) may 2018 (16) april 2018 (13) march 2018 (10) february 2018 (11) january 2018 (12) december 2017 (13) november 2017 (9) october 2017 (13) september 2017 (13) august 2017 (12) july 2017 (11) june 2017 (14) may 2017 (13) april 2017 (14) march 2017 (2) february 2017 (1) january 2017 (7) december 2016 (1) november 2016 (2) october 2016 (2) september 2016 (1) august 2016 (3) july 2016 (2) june 2016 (3) march 2016 (11) february 2016 (13) january 2016 (14) december 2015 (13) november 2015 (16) october 2015 (15) september 2015 (13) august 2015 (13) july 2015 (17) june 2015 (19) may 2015 (15) april 2015 (17) march 2015 (17) february 2015 (14) january 2015 (15) december 2014 (16) november 2014 (14) october 2014 (15) september 2014 (17) august 2014 (13) july 2014 (15) june 2014 (20) may 2014 (16) april 2014 (13) march 2014 (17) february 2014 (15) january 2014 (12) december 2013 (16) november 2013 (11) october 2013 (16) september 2013 (24) august 2013 (17) july 2013 (22) june 2013 (16) may 2013 (17) april 2013 (17) march 2013 (16) february 2013 (16) january 2013 (21) december 2012 (19) november 2012 (17) october 2012 (25) september 2012 (18) august 2012 (26) july 2012 (25) june 2012 (18) may 2012 (31) april 2012 (23) march 2012 (30) february 2012 (35) january 2012 (33) december 2011 (21) november 2011 (25) october 2011 (24) september 2011 (32) august 2011 (40) july 2011 (48) june 2011 (38) may 2011 (40) april 2011 (45) march 2011 (43) february 2011 (36) january 2011 (36) december 2010 (46) november 2010 (43) october 2010 (40) september 2010 (47) august 2010 (53) july 2010 (48) june 2010 (50) may 2010 (46) april 2010 (53) march 2010 (51) february 2010 (40) january 2010 (48) december 2009 (44) november 2009 (46) october 2009 (55) september 2009 (50) august 2009 (56) july 2009 (55) june 2009 (70) may 2009 (69) april 2009 (68) march 2009 (71) february 2009 (49) january 2009 (70) december 2008 (67) november 2008 (55) october 2008 (63) september 2008 (78) august 2008 (69) july 2008 (70) june 2008 (66) may 2008 (83) april 2008 (79) march 2008 (81) february 2008 (65) january 2008 (70) december 2007 (64) november 2007 (65) october 2007 (67) september 2007 (69) august 2007 (83) july 2007 (48) june 2007 (46) may 2007 (40) april 2007 (50) march 2007 (33) february 2007 (33) january 2007 (37) december 2006 (33) november 2006 (31) october 2006 (36) september 2006 (33) august 2006 (45) july 2006 (44) june 2006 (52) may 2006 (15) categories crrritic (633) books (59) but is it art? 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