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GDRT in the News! A panel of professional landscape and garden designers blogging monthly on topics related to garden design. December 17, 2013 by Scott Hokunson. Once you see the boundaries of your environment, they are no longer the boundaries of your environment. Today on the Roundtable we are discussing Boundaries and the garden. Boundaries are used to to define space, create intimacy, provide privacy, and to restrict.

mostly rambling about various things. Thursday, April 18, 2013. Derwent water soluble graphite pencil. Very fun! Tuesday, March 19, 2013. I am finally feeling better from surgery. No more dizzys, no more barfing, and very little head pain. Tuesday, February 05, 2013. Monday, February 04, 2013.

Stimulate your landscape with Plant Select! Resilient plants for gardeners in the Rocky Mountain and High Plains regions and beyond. Ah, summer garden warmth! December 6, 2011. By Michael Bone in my photo files, I had to share it with all you other other gardeners suffering through this frigid day. It took me a da.

Who Says Foliage is Boring? July 17, 2015. Because You Can Never Have Too Many Black-eyed Susans. These are my happy flowers; they remind me of my momma so I planted gobs of them. Welcome to The Whimsical Gardener.

My garden helpers include a herd of deer that let me know which plants are wildlife resistant. Oh, and the soil is rocky. Saturday, July 25, 2015. Wednesday, July 22, 2015.

The challenges and joys of an Arizona low desert gardener. Wednesday, February 20, 2013. I have a lot of good memories of establishing my garden and blogging about each of my plants and of the various blog friends I made along the way, but I must close that chapter of my life and move on. My husband needs a lot of care and that comes first. May the longtime sun shine upon you,. All love surround you,. And the pure, pure light within you,.

Gardening, Cooking and Crafting Journal in Colorado Springs. Monday, March 2, 2009. G cooks mostly from Alton Brown. and I cook mostly from SmittenKitchen. Here is the link for the recipe and even more delicious looking photos of Mushroom Bourguignon. Let me just say, this really was to die for. It was delicious, and apparently very easy, which means we may be having this often! I think the recipe came from Alton Brown.