Month: September 2022

Hello. İn this video I’m going to show you how to crochet Flower Garden Stitch. Instagram; https://www.instagram.com/sirinscrochet/ Facebook; https://www.facebook.com/sirinscrochet/ Hello to everyone. On my channel you can find easy crocheting models, crocheting tutorials. I will share with you; blanket models, shawl models, cardigans / vest models, dress and skirt models, hat and beret models and
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Amy Birdsong is taking us along to this beautiful garden today. My husband and I moved our youngest back to college in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, this weekend and stayed overnight so we could visit Reynolda Gardens. This space was designed and built in the early 1900s by the Reynolds family, and much of the layout
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I have just finished reading The Lost Gardens of Heligan, a wonderful book by [fill in name] Smits. The story, which is true down to the last botanical name, is about the rediscovery and renovation of Heligan, a 19th century estate in Cornwall. Like many other landed estates at the time, Heligan was almost completely
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We’re in Malvern, Pennsylvania, today visiting Lynn Crawford’s garden. We’ve been to Lynn’s garden before (Peonies and Other Favorites; Flowering Tonight Only!), and today we’re looking at some summer blooms. What is late summer without dahlias? In Zones 8 or warmer they can be left in the ground over winter. In colder climates they are easy
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💛 📖 See the GrowVeg book here: https://www.growveg.com/growveg-the-beginners-guide-to-easy-gardening.aspx. Sowing or planting into gaps left behind after a crop is harvested is known as succession planting. Filling gaps as soon as crops are harvested will maximize the amount of food you can grow, making your garden space even more valuable and helping to reduce weed growth.
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