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The Silver Kings of the Comstock The story of four Irishmen who found the biggest silver bonanza in U.S. history and changed their (and our) lives forever. silver kings • silver kings comstock • comstock load mine • comstock strike • irish silver kings
Perennials for Sandy Soil Sandy soil can be difficult to deal with in the landscape. These perennials all thrive in sandy soil that drains water quickly and work well for tough garden areas. plants for sandy soil • perennials • well-draining soil • yarrow plants • wormwood
Shade Tree Nursery New Introductions 2002 Learn more about the 24 new introductions from Shade Tree Nursery. shade trees • hassum variegatum • sugar maple • hassia variegata • varigated silk tree
Slice of hidden Florida From the Calusa Indians to modern day presidents - Gasparilla Island and Boca Grande welcome all with a special island lifestyle. sw florida • sarasota • ft myers • boca grande • gasparilla island
Trees and Shrubs with Silver Leaves Silver trees and shrubs are relatively scarce but there are some beautiful ones in commerce that can light up your yard. Most are drought tolerant. artemisia • artemisia silver king • artemisia powis castle • artemisia vulgaris • wormwood
Make an Herbal Wreath Herb Gardening is a bi-weekly column on growing, harvesting herbs; culinary, medicinal and crafting uses. herbs • herbal wreaths • dried flowers • herb crafts • crafts
My Garden, the Awkward Adolescent In its adolescence garden gets a sort of confused and awkward look that is as uncomfortable for it as it is for the viewer - and it's going to take some tough love to straighten that out. gardens • adolescent • dividing • perennials
Wreath and Arrangement Herbs Many herb gardeners grow herbs not for consumption, but for crafting decorative wreaths and arrangements. Which herbs should you grow for this purpose? dried herbs • herb crafts • dried arrangements • herb gardening • herbs
Book Review:Song in the Silence by Elizabeth Kerner This is a book review of the Fantasy book Song in the Silence by Elizabeth Kerner. song in the silence • elizabeth kerner • fantasy • book reviews
Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil - Part One Angelic and beautiful, this garden inspires goodness. good • evil • garden • herb • plant
A Glow in the Dark Garden Silver colored leaves often twinkle and virtually glow in the light of gardenlights, streetlights, porchlights or even the moon. moonlight gardens • silver leaves • glowing plants
Equinox in the Moon Garden Egg-standing celebrations for the Autumn Equinox in Lady Barbara's September Moon Garden. gardens • night • egg-standing • autumn equinox
Old Plants Don't Really Die - They Reincarnate. The rosebush in my back garden is hundreds of years old - yet I only bought it five years ago. In reality, it is a reincarnation of a plant discovered in the 12th century. How often do we stop to realize that when we pass a plant along to friends we are also passing a bit of history, as well as a bit of friendship. The plants we share are like living memorials - so choose your gifts of plants carefully.
Something New for 2002? Some hardy introductions for the year 2002 and suited to cold climate gardens. hardy plants • corn • lilac • watermelon • roses
The Language of Flowers I know what you’re thinking, "I’m no good with languages". That’s OK, this one is easy. We all know our favorite flowers, but did you know they all mean something? That’s right, most flowers and plants have special meanings. flowers • gifts
Baby Doe, Silver Queen Baby Doe, nee Elizabeth Bonduel McCourt, was originally from Oshkosh, Wisconsin. Fate took her to the silver mines of Colorado, where she became one of the richest women in the state. But as fast as her star rose, it sank, in the depression of the 1890s. After her husband's death she because an eccentric recluse, still trying to get gold from the Matchless Mine. baby doe • harvey doe • elizabeth mccourt • elizabeth tabor • augusta tabor
Garden Disasters - It's a GOOD Thing. Every disaster is an opportunity, every mistake is a lesson. The gardener's creed for serenity. Right now we may need that creed. garden disasters • natural disasters • lessons
Gardens of Silver Silver foliage plants can be garden work horses, keeping warring colors apart and creating a misty atmosphere without demanding much in return.
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The garden comes knocking: Using Invasive Plants Plants that are sold as "vigorous" may prove fatal to your garden plans - and your plants. spreading plants • vigorous plants
Luxury Stay at Silver Star Resort at Park City Park City has a variety of accommodation options. Those who want the highest level of service should consider the "Private Concierge Service" at the Silver Star Resort. park city • park city mountain resort • resorts west • silver star • silver star at park city
Blooming Biases - Plants that will never make my "A" list. It's your garden party - so give some thought to the invitation list. Do you really want bores, or uptight plants, or those that demand to be pampered and petted beyond endurance? Or would you prefer those that bring delight and variety to the party? gardening • flowering plants • annuals |
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