Bloomingwriter: Gardening in Nova Scotia
27 April 2011

Poison Plants, Pollinators, Perennials: It's Time for Saltscapes Expo

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One of the regular signs of spring in Nova Scotia is the annual Saltscapes East Coast Expo , a celebration of the best of Atlantic Canada. F...
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20 April 2011

Sorta Wordless Wednesday--Hellebore Happiness

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This collection of hellebore blooms comes from three different sources: some are in my own garden, some are at Baldwin Nurseries , and some ...
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15 April 2011

Actual Blooms for Garden Blogger's Bloom Day! Imagine that.

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It has to be spring now, because I took my studded winter tires off the car on Thursday afternoon. No more snow allowed until November, now....
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13 April 2011

Almost Wordless Wednesday: Spring bulbs are a'springing!

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Although much of North America has been revelling in bulbs for weeks now, we here in cool-spring Nova Scotia are just really getting going w...
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07 April 2011

"April is the Cruelest Month..."

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It shouldn't be at all surprising that TS Eliot is one of this English major's favourite authors, and The Waste Land one of my favo...
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01 April 2011

From Corylus to Crocus, March goes out like a Lamb

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After nearly a week of galeforce, chilly winds blasting down on us, the last day of March came ambling along like a sweet, fluffy lamb; warm...
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27 March 2011

While we wait for spring--more book reviews.

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In the words of Bugs Bunny, spring obviously "took a left turn at Albuquerque," as it has gone walkabout from Nova Scotia for the ...
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23 March 2011

Interview with the Author: Christy Ann Conlin of 'Heave' and 'Dead Time'

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One of the coolest things about the writing life is how so many of us make friends with other writers. They may be in other disciplines, fi...
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18 March 2011

Blooming Friday: False Starts

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Although I wrote in my last post that we have flower buds in the garden and the snow is nearly gone, we aren't going to bask in complac...
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12 March 2011

The first buds are the sweetest...

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After a couple of crazy days away doing book stuff, it was so good to get home last night, even driving in fog and rain. This morning we wok...
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08 March 2011

Winter begins to release us...and Amazing Reviews of my book

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Pulmonaria is one of my favourite perennials for any number of reasons. The foliage is fantastic, the pink, blue, white or reddish flowers a...
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02 March 2011

Midweek Farch Miscellany: Ice, cold, and dreams of daffodils

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Trying to be optimistic here, as we have had two outbursts of really bad weather in the past 5 days. This has resulted in more snow, but als...
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28 February 2011

The Very Historic Gardens...A Nova Scotia Must-see

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While western and southerly parts of North America are beginning to relax into their anticipation of spring's arrival, SOME of us are st...
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22 February 2011

The official "I wrote a book and it's in stores now" post

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As many people who hang around with me on Facebook, Twitter, or in real life know, last year one of my projects was to write a book for Nimb...
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20 February 2011

Green flowers give me hope for spring...eventually.

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Arghhhhhhhh!  As this winter of unending snow continues to bring still MORE snow to us beleaguered Nova Scotians, we cope in different ways,...
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17 February 2011

Private and Public Sanctuaries of the Heart : A book review and giveaway of Sanctuary

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Sanctuary: The Story of Naturalist Mary Majka by Deborah Carr. Goose Lane, 19.95 pb. Author Deborah Carr had known Mary Majka for 15 ye...
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14 February 2011

Chocolate and Wine and Romance for Valentine's Day

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Well, it's Valentine's Day once again, and I'm here to offer a gardener's point of view on what makes for a happy sweetheart...
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12 February 2011

A Little Midwinter Miscellany

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Most of the time, I don't mind winter. I really don't. It's an important part of life in much of North America, and it's cru...
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09 February 2011

(Almost) Wordless Wednesday: The Keeping of Bees...

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“The keeping of bees is like the direction of sunbeams. ” Henry David Thoreau
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06 February 2011

Oh, Deer. The Curse of Many Gardeners.

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There are several questions that garden writers get over and over again, and try to answer with varying degrees of success. “How do I keep ...
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