The Gardener's Eye: View From the Living Room the Last day of Summer

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Sunday, September 21, 2014

View From the Living Room the Last day of Summer

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I am an optometrist by profession. I designed and maintained public gardens in my hometown, Peterborough, NH for nearly two decades. I also host garden tours. In September 2018, I will lead another 'Late Summer Gardens of Southern England Tour'. This blog is a chronicle of my gardening adventures.

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I will be hosting 'Late Summer Gardens of Southern England' tour September 5-14, 2019.

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Blogs I Follow

Blog - GARDENS, WEEDS & WORDS

The Gardens, Weeds & Words podcast, Series 3.5 Episode 2 - Autumn is settling in and, if we’re honest, we start to spend less time actively gardening. More time for the soil to grow what it really wants, more time ...
2 weeks ago
Pettifers Garden Blog

March 25th, 2012 Revisited - Gina started this blog 12 years ago to chronicle her thoughts on Pettifers. The eagle-eyed among you will notice that it’s been almost 2 years since our la...
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Life in the English Cotswolds

the heath - ‘We’re off to the heath!” Such excitement whenever my father made this announcement. It happened perhaps just three or four times a year and when it did...
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The New Perennialist

Visionary Landscapes: A Photographer’s Journey with Claire Takacs - When one of the world’s leading photographers of hyper-beautiful gardens decides that beauty is no longer enough, it captures your attention. My next Tal...
6 months ago
The Anxious Gardener

Eastward Ho! - It’s because of elephants. I am incredibly excited about my trip but if it wasn’t for elephants, I wouldn’t be going. I really wouldn’t. It doesn’t seem so...
1 year ago
Site & Insight

Booongo slot ค่ายเกมส์สล็อตที่ได้รับความนิยมสูงสุด - โลกของเกมออนไลน์เป็นภูมิทัศน์ที่เปลี่ยนแปลงตลอดเวลา ผลักดันขอบเขตของความบันเทิงและนวัตกรรมอย่างต่อเนื่อง ชื่อหนึ่งที่สร้างกระแสในอุตสาหกรรมคือ Booongo ผู้...
1 year ago
Tales from Awkward Hill

Snowdrops are Nature's way of fast-forwarding winter - Ever since he was a puppy, my dog Rufus has had a thing about snowdrops. Just as well, because he lives in snowdrop heaven. We have several snowdrop g...
1 year ago
The Galloping Gardener

On the road again .... And now in awesome Odisha, India - at Desia in the heart of the tribal region - The weekly market at Kotpad, which takes place on Tuesdays Odisha is billed as one of India's best-kept secrets, but in reality, it is one of the nation's...
2 years ago
Growing with plants

Growing Annual Vines in Pots - Over the past three years I’ve been growing various annual vines in containers, trying about 6-8 different varieties of the most commonly found annual......
2 years ago
Blogging from Blackpitts Garden...

Apparently Caravaggio was not brilliant at Lawn Bowls - In which I go to Dublin during a heatwave.
2 years ago
gardening on the edge

THE SECRET: THE QUESTIONS BEHIND THE QUESTIONS - Managers will usually ask you a prepared set of questions in an interview, but for each manager, there is also a set of questions behind the questions th...
3 years ago
Seattle Urban Landscape

Paeonia veitchii - *Paeonia veitchii* (Veitch's peony) is one of my favorite peonies. I love the flowers & the leaves. It's a species of herbaceous perennial peony. It ...
3 years ago
William & Edward

Test Post - This is test post
3 years ago
The Gravetye Gardeners Journal

The King of Roses by Philip Hesketh, Dean of Rochester - As we continue our celebration of 150 years of William Robinson’s book The Wild Garden, we find out more about Samuel Reynolds Hole, whom William Robinson ...
3 years ago
Priona Tuinen

De Tuinen als schatkamer - Ben je nieuwsgierig wat we allemaal maken met de planten uit de Tuinen? Volg ons dan op Facebook of Insta - daar posten we regelmatig over nieuwe gerechte...
4 years ago
boite-de-peinture * Bruno Charenton

- F F F Wallpaper state of mind à la lettre L Helen's walk Pont Marie F Twist split valley I sunning F lefthand St Louis F torsion iris and fields jardi...
4 years ago
View from Federal Twist by James Golden

Review of ‘A Beautiful Obsession’ by Jimi Blake and Noel Kingsbury - I read so much about eco-friendly, low maintenance gardening these days, I yearn for garden writing with more depth, for writing about the more immersive k...
4 years ago
Noel's Garden Blog

This blog has moved ! - This is my old blog, which I will keep as an archive. I am now blogging entirely from my website: https://www.noelkingsbury.com/noelsgarden-blog See you...
4 years ago
The Gardens at Barnsley House

Sunday 2nd June 2019. - Box is an enigmatic plant in the garden, surrounded by myth, legend and uncertainty….box blight, box moth, when to clip; when not to clip; ooops! Derby Da...
5 years ago
A Tidewater Gardener

The Last Sunset of 2018 - 2018 has not been a good year. In fact, it has likely been one of the worst for me and my family. This was a year of great loss for us, permanent loss...
5 years ago
KJELD SLOT

`MED HUSET SOM HOVED OG HAVEN SOM KROP´ - Et billedforedrag på Vilvorde Tekniske Skole i Roskilde, Køgevej 131, 4000 Roskilde onsdag d. 14 marts kl. 19.00. *`Med huset som hoved og haven som krop´*...
6 years ago
Plinth et al.

“We are a landscape of all we have seen.” - “We are a landscape of all we have seen.” — Isamu Noguchi
6 years ago
John Brookes Raves & Rants

Another trip to Russia... - *The front elevation of the main house seen through the young apple orchard.* As I have written before, I have been going to Russia now for a number of ...
7 years ago
SISSINGHURST

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7 years ago
Tales from the Garden

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7 years ago
ARDUOUS RUST

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8 years ago

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