Doug Green's Gardening reflects the daily garden lessons and rants of this professional garden writer. He shares what really goes on in the garden and his mind rather than the sanitized versions found in his websites and articles.
This is a really cool and apparently easy thing to do. This might be a fine thing to do this Canadian Thanksgiving weekend at the cottage.
Or not.
Given I have a big time supply of them on my own property - -
:-)
posted by Doug Green @ 12:51 PM
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Hi- let me tell you I'm a full time garden writer - living on an island and building a brand new garden. This is a record of that garden building and exploring. I almost hesitate to tell you how long I've been in the nursery business (30 years give or take) but I've grown a lot of plants (killed a lot too) and there's just too many plants and too little time.
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This idea of making roses from maple leaves is really cool. I am going to try it this "Turkey" weekend. Had our first hard frost last night (we live in zone 3-4, NW New Brunswick) so now I can officially relax knowing the gardens are finally going to sleep for a few months!
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S. Walsh
Thanks for the link! Although I haven't a "Martha Stewart" particle in my body, this is a project I could really enjoy!
This looks rather interesting, but there are no maple leaves here - [just try to fold a live oak leaf] so I sent the link to my sisters in the North.
Annie at the Transplantable Rose
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