In my continuing series about pond plants, here's an article I wrote about the rushes, hardy plants we can use in ponds and bogs.
The Rushes
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Saturday, February 21, 2009
Tuesday, February 17, 2009
Hardy Water Lilies
Hardy Water Lilies
Learn the difference between hardy water lilies and tropical water lilies.
http://www.associatedcontent.comarticle/1459822/hardy_water_lilies.html
This is the latest in a series I am writing about pond plants; what grows where and how to care for them. Most of the time aquatic plants are not much more than weeds. Pretty ones, but weeds nonetheless. So watch out because they can spread faster than you can imagine.
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Learn the difference between hardy water lilies and tropical water lilies.
http://www.associatedcontent.comarticle/1459822/hardy_water_lilies.html
This is the latest in a series I am writing about pond plants; what grows where and how to care for them. Most of the time aquatic plants are not much more than weeds. Pretty ones, but weeds nonetheless. So watch out because they can spread faster than you can imagine.
For a great gardening community join us at Gardeners Gumbo
We talk about gardening and lots more.
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Labels:
aquatic plants,
hardy water lilies
Monday, February 09, 2009
Hardy Bog Plants
Hardy Bog Plants
In keeping with my new practice of posting my latest pond articles, this is one I did on hardy bog plants. Use it as a reference guide, especially if you are looking for hardy plants.
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In keeping with my new practice of posting my latest pond articles, this is one I did on hardy bog plants. Use it as a reference guide, especially if you are looking for hardy plants.
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Labels:
aquatic plants,
bog gardens,
hardy bog plants
Saturday, February 07, 2009
Is it Spring Yet?
It seems like winter is never going to end, doesn't it. We are expecting 70ยบ weather here in New Orleans today, but it will not last. It does give us a hint that spring is coming tho. Those of you up north are still digging out of snowstorms, ice storms and below zero weather.
One thing I have been doing this winter is getting more articles written for pond people. I have tried to distill information I have learned over the years into easy advice and problem solving tips. Here's one, for example:
How to Keep your Pond Clear
When you are ready for that info, you can find it here or at pondlady.com
For a great gardening community, join us atGardeners Gumbo
One thing I have been doing this winter is getting more articles written for pond people. I have tried to distill information I have learned over the years into easy advice and problem solving tips. Here's one, for example:
How to Keep your Pond Clear
When you are ready for that info, you can find it here or at pondlady.com
For a great gardening community, join us atGardeners Gumbo
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