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Monthly Archives: March 2018
The Bleeding Heart Flower and the Cinderella Story
The Pink Bleeding Heart, one of my favorite flowering plants, is one of the first plants to bloom in the spring. It has lovely, heart-shaped flowers that are arrayed along arching stems like a string of pearls. It has a drop at the bottom and makes it appear to be bleeding. Let me tell you The Story of the Bleeding Heart Flower and The Story of Cinderella that lies within the flower Continue reading
Container Gardening – Thrill, Fill, Spill
When container gardening, I’ve learned that the “Thrill, Fill, Spill” method really helps in planning of what plants to use to crate a dramatic look. Continue reading
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