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Time travel and basal cuttings

Posted on May 5, 2015 by linniew

Hmm looks like it’s been a while. Spring already. Could be I traveled forward in time suddenly and without warning… I wrote a story once, about a woman who created a time machine in her kitchen through the unplanned synchronization of … Continue reading →

Posted in actual plants, Pacific Northwest native plants, propagation | Tagged basal cuttings, Carol Klein, Columbian larkspur, delphinium from basal cuttings, Delphinium trolliifolium, time machine, topiary, Western azalea | 24 Comments

Did you make a reservation?

Posted on May 15, 2012 by linniew

Subscribe in a reader The plants are back. The garden has been like a big empty hotel, dark and quiet, with vacant rooms and no heat, and now suddenly the place is filled with sunshine, and guests dressed in their … Continue reading →

Posted in Clematis, Max the Westie, Pacific Northwest native plants | Tagged arborvitae neglect, bird poop on head, Columbian larkspur, Delphinium trolliifolium, dwarf Meyer Lemon, pink columbine | 56 Comments

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