Photo by siilurIn the Garden Online is officially a toddler. The site is three years old now, with the blog being an unruly 18-month-old. This site and I have grown together. In the beginning, ITGO was a place to practice garden writing, a plac…
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It’s snowing as I write this. The evergreens outside my window never look prettier than when their branches are dusted with freshly fallen snow. There’s also nothing quite as pretty as milk jugs lined up on my potting bench…
Read more →It’s been a very long time since I contributed anything to Hubpages! They’ve been without a DIY Columnist for over two months, and have been nothing but nice about it. So nice to work for pleasant people Anyway, if anyone’s interested, my latest …
Read more →This is one of the reasons we all love those Austin garden bloggers. I remember being envious when they blogged last year about getting to meet one another in person. Hanging out with my fellow garden bloggers sounds like a dream come true. In pl…
Read more →One of this year’s goals: more buddleias!I promised, back before the Sarah drama and the birthday bash, that I’d do a post on what I’m winter sowing this year. Rather than doing one huge list, I’ll break it down into a couple of posts so I can wri…
Read more →I’ve definitely got a few more gray hairs now than I had before. I was working around the house Thursday afternoon, mostly just cleaning the carpets and floors in preparation for tomorrow’s big birthday party. I took a break from cleaning to check…
Read more →This year’s gardening resolutions won’t be as numerous as last year’s. I accomplished a lot of little things last year that gave the garden a more organized, more aesthetically pleasing arrangement. This year will be mainly about getting rid of mo…
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