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Today it is snowing. Not that unusual for this time of year on the prairies. The ground is fairly dry so the added moisture will probably benefit the garden in the longer run but it... More »
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Yesterday I worked in the garden for a few hours. Relaxed physical labor. No rush. Enjoying the sun on my skin-the warmth. I turned the compost pile and added fresh dirt. Satisfying work. The rites... More »
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This morning I was soaking in the spa at 5:45 a.m. All was quiet in the neighborhood with the exception of a myriad of birds chirping away in a joyous morning song. I lounged in... More »
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My role as official earth mover in our garden is coming to a close as I have now completed most of the planned work in prep for the growing season. I have added about 12... More »
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I awoke this morning to a blanket of snow. White fluffy flakes of heavy spring snow cascading down on what is a very green landscape. We have lots of moisture in the ground already and... More »
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Our urban prairie garden is full of old sunflower stalks that have been de-seeded by the birds that stick around during our somewhat unhospitable winters. The sunflowers are left in the garden on purpose to... More »
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