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Love Sown Garden

lessons from our family garden

  • In Bloom: Scaramouche Daylily

    / June 6, 2012

    Woohoo! It’s two Wordless Wednesday posts in a week. I accidentally posted this week’s on Monday and took it back down. Lest you feel cheated, and lest these are no longer blooming next week, here is our latest daylily addition: ‘Scaramouche’.

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  • In Bloom: Black Oil Sunflower

    / June 6, 2012

    I planted a handful of black oil sunflower seeds straight out of the birdseed bag. I doubt I will eat them since I don’t know the history of the seed and whether it was treated or not, but I will at least let the flower heads dry and set them out for the birds at the end of the summer.…

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  • When the shovel hits the rock

    / June 5, 2012

    Lazy workmanship during construction means a headache for the homeowner down the line. We’ve been building up a small garden area around the mailbox, and when I attempted to add one more plant, I hit a rock. No matter where I dug, I hit this rock. As it turns out, whoever built the house disposed of their extra concrete, asphalt…

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  • From Pest to Plate

    / June 4, 2012

    Not one to shy away from sharing nasty pictures with you, here are my latest pest discoveries. The first are slugs. After growing cabbage and watching it sit in the garden and contemplating sending it straight to the compost, I needed another vegetable for the sautée we were fixing for lunch guests. I picked every last bean,two small squashes and…

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  • June Sponsor Swap

    / June 1, 2012

    This is my first official sponsor swap, and while I only have one this month, she’s a worthy blogger. Hello! I’m Taylor and I blog over at Goings on in Texas. I am a 30-something, Texas transplant who was born and raised in Arkansas. I moved to this great state in 1999 to attend college and I never looked back.…

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  • Yo, Paige! Where have you been?

    / June 1, 2012

    I was at the beach with these handsome boys! No, I didn’t blog, but I’ll be back in the game soon. Here are several more pictures from the week since I don’t feel much like putting it all into words.

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