Bloomingwriter: Gardening in Nova Scotia
27 May 2006

From the fog zone

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Why do you suppose that every time I plan a day of working in the yard, the fog rolls in thicker than oatmeal porridge? Obviously, the weath...
16 May 2006

Home is the gardener, home from the Hill…

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You know the old saying about how visitors or fresh fish are only good for three days? Well, I sort of feel that way about traveling. By th...
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11 May 2006

From Ottawa, Live and in Colour

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Remember how I said I wouldn’t be talking about politics in my blog entries? Well, this is a bit of an exception, although it mentions cats ...
10 May 2006

In the spring the gardener's fancy lightly turns to thoughts of....

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...New Plants, of course! What were you thinking? Yet another reason to support our locally owned and operated nurseries…without them, how w...
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02 May 2006

Home for a rest...and to garden

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For those of you who didn’t get a chance to attend the second annual Saltscapes East Coast Expo….well, you really missed out on a great even...
14 April 2006

And then there were peepers...

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I feel genuinely sorry for those who live in a place where they can’t hear peepers at night—whether because they live in a highrise in a dow...
03 April 2006

Supporting Our Local Nurseries, Continued!

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As promised, contact information for some great locally owned and operated nurseries: Not exhaustive by a long shot, but a start! Thanks to ...
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A Little Night Music

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When writing, I don’t like to be disturbed. This is a common trait of many writers, especially those of us without doors on our offices. Wel...
31 March 2006

Let the plant-shopping begin!

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Ah spring….March is going out, not like a lamb, but like a dustball of soft, silky, fluffy cat hair…just like the dust rhinos of cathair roa...
25 March 2006

In the words of Leonard Cohen

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"I ache in the places where I used to play…." Oooouuucchhh! All the muscles in my body have decided to be mad at me, especially th...
13 March 2006

No ducks here, we're gardeners!

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This is one of those tales of woe that deserves to be shared. One of my very favourite plants is the blue poppy, Meconopsis. It’s not the ea...
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10 March 2006

What do you like in your windowboxes?

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Actually, I have a confession. Currently I’m without windowboxes. I have plenty of wonderful containers for outside, and some of them could ...
23 February 2006

In Memory Yet Green

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Sometimes, being connected to the wired world is not the best thing. I was sitting in a board meeting in downtown Toronto on Saturday mornin...
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12 February 2006

A little winter potpourri

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A few random thoughts, swirled around by the nor’easter screeching in off the Bay. Spent Friday night in the company of a diverse and talen...
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05 February 2006

If I had a million dollars...I'd have WAY more plants!

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In a perfect world, (meaning one with more money and time) I’d do some serious renovating to our house. We’d have a solarium or a conservato...
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01 February 2006

Milk comes from a box, carrots come from the store?

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Yesterday I stopped at a local farm to buy some chickens. Not live ones; big, tender, wonderful chickens, grown to beyond the tiny size that...
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23 January 2006

A herd of cats (not herding cats)

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It starts out with just one…then you get another one to keep the first one company. Maybe somewhere along the way you get a female who manag...
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17 January 2006

Of seed catalogues and other garden porn

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Pssst. C’mere. Yeah, you. Wanna see something hot? Oooooh, look at the size of those!? Don’t you just want to bury your face in them? I’ve n...
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