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Carmela Taglialavore
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I love this photograph; so sweet!! My family had a Berner when I was a teenager, and Piper was one of the best dogs I've ever known. Great breed, and what a handsome fella you have there. ;)
These pop up in April here in New Jersey. So nice to get such an awesome pop of color in a dreary landscape.
SPRING is in the air !
This is a tomato hornworm. Normally, I would agree with Debra, as these bugs are voracious feeders. However, those white specks are the larva of a parasitic wasp. This wasp lays its eggs on the hornworm, and they feed on it. In this condition, the h…
Gorgeous!
My best friend, Angel. He is a bernese mountain dog. A most wonderful companion and protector. Gentle nature and a fantastic personality. I adore him and I get the feeling he adores me right back. (grin) LOVE HIM !
Oh I agree with you, They even start christmas sales in August in stores around here. Its no wonder the holidays go so darn fast wtih them pushing them like that. You cant really enjoy each season at that rate
of pushing it so fast. Yep, christmas c…
Wow, your flowers are gorgeous....no evidence of any bug a boos.
thats great! How do you accomplish that? Neem oil? I am a new
gardener and not sure how to keep all bugs away. There has to be one treatment that covers most bugs without hurting the g…
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Wow, your flowers are gorgeous....no evidence of any bug a boos.
thats great! How do you accomplish that? Neem oil? I am a new
gardener and not sure how to keep all bugs away. There has to be one treatment that covers most bugs without hurting the good ones. Do you know? Thanks! Carmela
thats great! How do you accomplish that? Neem oil? I am a new
gardener and not sure how to keep all bugs away. There has to be one treatment that covers most bugs without hurting the good ones. Do you know? Thanks! Carmela
Posted on November 7, 2009 at 9:25pm —
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- At 1:14pm on January 25, 2010,
Heather L. said…
- Hello Carmela! Thanks for adding me as a friend, and I appreciate all your compliments on my flowers!! A handful of the plants (clematis, bleeding heart, and the Korean Spice Viburnum shrub) were already there when I moved in; plus I found the hostas floating in a tub of putrid water in the garage, so I just planted them. Everything else has been in the ground for 3-4 years now. Yeah, the astillbe is one of the more fragile plants in my bed; the stems are always snapping on me!
I love your yard, too! It has the wonderful simplicity of a Japanese garden, and all your lilies are gorgeous!! :)
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