Garden Bloggers Bloom Day May 2010
It always seems like there is nothing blooming in mid-May, but when I really look around, I realize there is a lot blooming but none of it is flashy, like the big yellow sheets of daffodils previous or the three Grandes Dames of June that will soon be here. The blooms of mid-May are modest [...]
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Kathy Purdy gardens on 15 acres roughly halfway between Whitney Point and...
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