By joenesgarden, 5 months and 22 days ago

Reluctant Membership: A Gardening Oops

I'm a reluctant joiner… a characteristic that prevents me from jumping onto some fly-by-night bandwagon. But my hesitancy to join groups – I have many excuses: too chummy, too cliquey, no time - kept me from sending membership dues to a valuable organization. This is my December 2011 GOOPs, my Gardening Oops, when I confess/share a  mistake, an oversight, or a general faux pas I've made in my gardening life. There are many. This link to previous GOOPs posts proves it.

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By joenesgarden, 7 months and 16 days ago

Celebrate Autumn Gardening in East Haddam

This is one October weekend when locals don't have far to drive to find great garden bargains or an intriguing garden. That's right East Haddam residents … all can be found within town boundaries.

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By joenesgarden, 1 year and 1 month ago

Newsy Notes: Growing Organic Veggies, Invasive IDs, an Artificial Leaf

Here's a list of few opportunities for local gardeners and wanna-be gardeners to hone their organic veggie growing skills and for those seeking outdoor invasive plant ID training, plus there's a peek into a new and very cool technology.

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By joenesgarden, 1 year and 5 months ago

A CT NOFA surprise

Not all surprises are good  - think of kale leaves chomped by cabbage worms or the hole a vole left in the garden where a homegrown-from-seed tomato once stood.

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By joenesgarden, 1 year and 7 months ago

Bartlett Arboretum – I love trees

Below read a guest post from Debbie at A Garden of Possibilities. She shares her life-long love affair with trees and how she feeds this love with visits at Bartlett Arboretum, one of Connecticut's great public gardens. Debbie provided the photos for her tale …

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