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Flowers features in this review:
Flax
Calendula
Delphinium
Larkspur
Hollyhock
Yarrow
Mountain Garland Clarkia
Flowers Discussed in this video
Green Twister
Cone-fections "Lemon Drop"
Double Scoop "Lemon Cream"
Mellow Yellow
Double Scoop "Cranberry"
Smoothie "Strawberry Mango"
Pretty Parasol
Sunseeker Mellow
Sombrero "Sangrita"
Sombrero "Salsa Red"
Cone-fections "Marmalade"
Cone-fections "Sweet Chili"
Sunseeker "Salmon"
Pow Pow White
Cone-fections "Raspberry Truffle"
Here are the poppies I started this season.
I continue my year end review of my plants by considering Snapdragons and Foxglove.
Flowers Mentioned
Snapdragons
Foxglove
I'm continuing my review of flowers I grew in 2021. This time I'm considering the 5 chrysanthemums that I purchased from Bluestone Perennials.
Royal Glamour
Show Off
Chiffon
Peace
Sheffield Pink
The next live podcast will be November 19th not the 18th @ 8 pm. The topic will be: Recipes with things that you grew in your garden.
Listeners call in to tell me their favorite annual, perennial, shrub, tree and give me an idea for the next call in show.
Oh and we discuss recipes for what to do with all the figs you harvested.
I continue my review of the the seeds/plants that I started and/or grew this year. This episode is all about Sweet Pea and how it compared from the 2020 growing season to the 2021 growing season.
The Sweet Pea Featured:
by Swallowtail Seeds:
by Botanical Interests
Perennial Blend
by Ferry Morse
Here is my end of the year review for the 7 types of sunflower I grew this year!!
The first time I grew zinnias I was disappointed that I got blooms that only had a single ray of petals rather than the full dahlia type heads. In the years since then, I've improved my process, and this year the far majority of my zinnias had full dahlia type heads. Here are my tips and tricks for improving the fullness of your zinnia heads.
Gardening is wonderful, but what happens when your garden plans collide with your local planning, zoning, and construction ordinances?
In this episode, I discuss a few gardening projects that may require a permit from your local township.
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