Kansas Woodland Moss, March 2010
Kansas Woodland Wild Flower, March 2010
Kansas Garden Garlic, March 2010
Kansas Garden Parsley, March 2010
I hope you enjoyed these signs of the Kansas spring. What’s happening in your neighborhood?
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Kansas Woodland Moss, March 2010 Kansas Woodland Wild Flower, March 2010 Kansas Garden Garlic, March 2010 Kansas Garden Parsley, March 2010 I hope you enjoyed these signs of the Kansas spring. What’s happening in your neighborhood? Crazy Eyes by Ardyii When it comes to making changes in your own back yard, who’s yard is it anyway? For some of us there are so many rules and regulations, it’s enough to drive you crazy! I might have mentioned that I’m busy doing a redesign of my back yard. I’m working with Rachel of [...] This is a book review of A Midwest Gardener’s Cookbook by Marian K Towne. It’s the perfect book for Midwest families looking to eat from locally grown, in-season food. A Midwest Gardener’s Cookbook is a medium sized paperback book published by Indiana University Press. First published in 1996 it is a timeless type of book and [...] Fall is the perfect time for Mother Nature to show off her beauty in our nature gardens, fields, and woods. The dogwood trees in my neighborhood are sporting red leaves and beautiful, shiny, red berries. Dogwood Tree – Cornus florida by Fuzzy Gerdes Flowering dogwood Cornus florida is an attractive small tree with white spring flowers [...] Eastern Chipmunk by Gilles Gonthier It’s time to prepare for winter. At least the chipmunks and squirrels in my back yard think so. This year the white oak tree has produced a massive crop of acorns – I’ve never seen it produce so many. But until last Friday the animals completely ignored the acorns, letting [...] |
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