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Ecological Gardening

To Garden Honestly - [image: To Garden Honestly] From "Minnesota" 1980 by Joan Mitchell The call to action appeared in my inbox: “are we gardening while the world burns?” Yes, ...
gardeninacity

Yes, Spring Will Come, But First… - Monday was a beautiful spring day (not that it won’t turn cold and rainy again and maybe even snow), and I went out for a walk around the premises, looking...
Oh What A Beautiful Garden - Chicagoland

Yay! Time For Spring Garden Tasks - Its time! Its time! The coming of spring sure brightens my spirits. It wasn’t even a tough winter, and its not even quite spring, but the sunshine and te...
The Weedpatch Gazette

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The Yarden

Hello world! - Welcome to WordPress. This is your first post. Edit or delete it, then start writing!
Organic City Gardening

Summer 2019 - Summer has finally come to Chicago! Fresh lettuce ready to harvest Celery Green peppers on their way Lettuce A container of greens- kale, mustard, an...
advocates for urban agriculture chicago

Advocates for Urban Agriculture (AUA) receives major funding from The Chicago Community Trust to support urban farm operations to become market ready and meet best practices - Contact: Nick Lucas, Programs Manager, 773-850-0428, outreach@auachicago.org Advocates for Urban Agriculture (AUA) is pleased to announce that it is has re...
Mutiny In the Garden

- *Taffy the Duck Returns: When Ducks nest in the Garden* Ponds attract wildlife and the pond in our yard is no exception . It seems like as soon as we ...
Chicago Master Gardener

Review Glessner House - Chicago Historic Site - A tour of Glessner House, in Chicago's Prairie District had been on my bucket list for a few years. Glad to have completed the tour and experience early in...
MrBrownThumb

Fall Vegetable Gardening: What to Plant in September - Are you the kind of gardener who thinks the season is over once your tomatoes ripen? Maybe life got in the way and you didn't plant a summer garden and thi...
CityDiggity.com

Trumpeting in the new: Vine announces itself and season - It’s not officially summer yet, but here in Florida, I think we can call it early. If the temperatures and tropical storms on the horizon aren’t enough of ...
My Skinny Garden

Re-entry - I was sweating, on the verge of a panic attack when I pulled up. My car AC on full blast I wondered if I was making a big mistake. And then I saw thos...
The Apartment Farm

The Season of Change - I’ll just say it right away – I’m still blogging! I am not throwing in the towel; to the contrary – I’m reinventing. Ever since we moved into a little hous...
Gatsbys Gardens

The Choices We Make - I have often wondered why I have chosen the color orange for several of my daylilies, but today as I was taking some photos, I realized the orange tones re...
Ramble On Rose

Radiation Update - While attempting to photograph the ongoing floral display from my Christmas/Easter cactus this morning, my phone somehow someway changed exposure and I got...
Suddenly I Seed

The New Potager: The Big Reveal! - I'm so happy to finally share pics of the garden! However, we're not quite finished (always the gardener's lament)! We are still researching what material ...
Garden Girl

Chicago-area Edible Garden Tour - The Sugar Beet Food Store Cooperative (“Sugar Beet Co-op”), a community based, member-owned, full service grocery store is hosting its 3rd Annual Edible...
Chicago Garden

How to Make Seed Bombs -
Chicago Gardeners

Chicago Garden Walks 2013 - There have been a number of changes to the garden blogger in Chicago landscape (heh) in the last few years. Seven years ago you could count the number o...
The Suburban Gardener

Virginia Bluebells - After my long absence, I am excited to start the blogging season with my blooming Virginia Bluebells (Mertensia virginica). I am so pleased with their perf...
The Worm Girl News

Happiness is.... - Happiness is free wood chips and a husband who replenishes the garden path with free labor. Now my paths should be weed free for the season. Most tree se...
FINDING MY GREEN THUMB

Lone Star Tick= Red Meat Allergy!? - Apparently the Lone Star Tick, upon biting a person, can leave them allergic to red meat. As with most insect bites, when the tick bites you some of its s...
OneSeedChicago

Rick Bayless and One Seed Chicago - At One Seed Chicago we provide free garden seeds to Chicagoans to help promote gardening at home and joining community gardens. It is our way of helping m...
The Garden of Live Flowers

Ending, beginning - This will be the final post at The Garden of Live Flowers. Come find me at my new blog, 30 Acres and a Greyhound! xoxoxo, Diane
Chain-Link Trellis

Balcony and Fire Escape Gardening - My other blog on Nordic noir and Scandinavian culture has prevented me from posting here lately, but I have a huge backlog of photos to share from this sum...
MIDWEST GROUNDCOVERS Display Gardens & Plant Trials

- Hello again, The last week of July, and it seems like the weather is cooperating with us a bit. Temperatures haven't reached over 100 for a couple days and...
How Does Your Garden Grow?

Watering 101 - It's hot here again. And no rain for quite awhile. A good time to talk about proper watering. It's always better to water a few times at length rather tha...
Sweet Home and Garden Chicago

SWEET HOME AND GARDEN CAROLINA IS NOW LIVE ! - Hey Y'all Come on Over and visit at my new blog, http://www.Sweethomeandgardencarolina.blogspot.com Written by Carolyngail at Sweet Home and Garden Chi...
K-Town Homestead

My 2011 Harvest - My daughter was born in the late spring of 2011. The summer and fall went by in the milky haze a newborn brings to a home. I even took a long vacation away...
In the garden

The Garden is put to bed for the forever winter - As gardeners, we intuitively know there is a time for renewal. There is definite life cycle, sprout, seedling, production, decline, then finally off to th...
The Garden at Liberty

Home Run Rose is the Season Opener! - Home Run Rose While enjoying the warm company of other garden professionals and enthusiasts, along with lunch and the (frozen) lakefront view of the Chic...
dragonflycorner

- Hi all. Just want to let you know that I am still here. It has been such a long time since I posted and for that I am sorry. I have missed it, but mostly ...
On the Shores of Lake Chicago

Pond Tour, 3 pm - The crowds have been sparse today: only 4 groups have stopped by today. The pond is looking pretty good and the rain refreshed the garden, but the chickens...
Chicago Gardeners Journal

Rain, Rain, and SNOW - Well this week has been rain and more rain. We have had some thunderstorms and now I hear that tonight and possibly tomorrow we might see some snow. Well a...
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