Month: August 2013
Edges & Borders in your Garden
Mowing the yard this summer has been a daunting task. Not that it’s been harder, but what I see around the yard while mowing reminds me of work needing to be done. You can tell from the photo below I really dislike weedeating. Mine… Continue Reading “Edges & Borders in your Garden”
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I got to visit Loretto KY for work today and picked up my pumpkins while I was there. #lorettoky #pumpkintrailor
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#Ironweed is a native KY plant named for its tough stem. It typically gets 6-7 get tall, but in this field is been mowed and it's still flowering its typical late summer blooms. It's an aggressive spreader and hard to pull with its tough root. There are some cultivars that stay smaller. I just got one recently and trying it out in my garden. Pollinators love it.
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