Bloomingwriter: Gardening in Nova Scotia
26 January 2007

More Strip mining in Nova Scotia???

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(Yellow ladyslippers on the peninsula. Photo courtesy of Mira McNeil, APWPS) Nigh on 30 years ago, when I was a student at the Nova Scotia A...
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24 January 2007

The Stillness of the Morning

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Every now and again, there’s a truly perfect winter day up here on the mountain. Surprisingly, we’ve actually been having winter for five da...
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23 January 2007

What's new--or tried and true--under this garden's sun

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Gnomey, the garden blogger at Kingsbrae Gardens in St. Andrews, NB, made a good point the other day. How many new cultivars of hostas, heuc...
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19 January 2007

And they think there’s no global warming?

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Talk about the weather vagaries. First, we had a snowstorm a few days ago; not a terrible one, just your average Nova Scotian winter snowfal...
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05 January 2007

Watching the sleeping garden

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It’s a new year… …and as Babe Ruth would say, it’s déjà vu all over again. One of the earliest entries to this blog (now celebrating its fir...
22 December 2006

For a little Christmas break...5 things you don't know about me

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Tired of wrapping, cleaning, baking, shopping, decorating? Then it must be time for a game of internet tag! My friend Charmian Christie who...
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21 December 2006

No snow, but lotsa wind!

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Time now for something completely different. We live in Scotts Bay, a tiny community at the end of the North mountain in Nova Scotia's A...
20 December 2006

They said there'll be snow at Christmas...or at least Christmas roses

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We have our live, green balsam fir Christmas tree up and decorated, and while we don’t go overboard with the interior décor, the house look...
11 December 2006

The season of giving, part 1

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It’s that time of year again…when we’re rushing around, madly trying to decide what to give as Christmas gifts to those near and dear to our...
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07 December 2006

Taking "Blue Christmas" one step too far...

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Be warned: this is a bit of a rant. I’ve seen it all, now. I thought my friend Alice was joking when she told me she had seen blue poinsetti...
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28 November 2006

Sunlight and the gardener's soul

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During a marathon garden cleanup over several of the few sunny days we’ve experienced in November, I’ve managed to get two beds more or less...
11 November 2006

The continuing tale of hollyhock woe

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Confession is good for the gardener’s soul, and I’m never one to shy away from admitting my gardening mistakes—whoops, that’s supposed to re...
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05 November 2006

Flurries where winds blow on shore...

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That’s an often-heard prognostication made by Maritime weather forecasters, trying to justify all the science and computer generated models ...
01 November 2006

Requiem for a mentor

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Well. After four days of gale force winds shaking the house and stripping most leaves from trees and shrubs, the wind finally exhausted itse...
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24 October 2006

blog-lag, jet-lag--err, train-lag--and autumn denial

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Nice to know that I'm loved--or at least, that some folks enjoy reading my bloggy wanderings. I've had several emails in the last we...
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05 October 2006

If it's Sunday, I must be in....Windsor?

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Well, that’s about how I felt on Sunday morning, after getting into Windsor late Saturday night. Nice surprise at the Hilton when I got ther...
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04 October 2006

From rocks to wetlands to neon to Niagara

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High on my list of places you gotta go is the Royal Botanical Gardens , located in Burlington/Hamilton. What a great time I had visiting thi...
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01 October 2006

Toronto's Diva gets a facelift

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I’m a trooper when it comes to visiting gardens. After rolling into Toronto at nearly 11 pm, where the highlight of the trip was being met b...
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