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Wednesday, December 31, 2008

Happy New Gardening Year

Happy New Gardening Year

Wishing you a fun-filled year of
spectacular flowers,
scrumptious home grown veggies,
zero dandelions,
& not a single encounter with a noxious weed.

~ from the eternal optimists at High Altitude Gardens
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11 comments:

  1. Wunx~12:06 PM

    But I like dandylions.

    Happy New Year to you too. :)

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  2. Iron Needles12:08 PM

    I just had to tell someone who would appreciate it...I fed my Christmas cactus! Along with the rest of my indoor plants...I am not a completely irresponsible horticulturist.

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  3. Kate/High Altitude Gardening1:12 PM

    Thanks, Wunx. Right back at ya. (And be nice to those dishwashing visitors of yours. :))

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  4. Kate/High Altitude Gardening1:15 PM

    Iron! I'm so proud of you!!! Keep up the good work. :D HNY

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  5. Granny J11:08 PM

    Lovely sentiments, tho I have a small corner of my heart for many weeds. One of these days I'll be posting some of my weed photography...

    In the meantime, wishing you a wonderful, Happy New Year with beaucoup hollyhock blossoms!

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  6. thismngardener9:59 AM

    HNY Kate! Cool cousin...

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  7. Kate/High Altitude Gardening11:00 AM

    Happy New Year to you, too, Jane. I hope you and Super G can come visit this summer.

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  8. Kate/High Altitude Gardening11:02 AM

    Thanks, Granny! It's probably best to learn to love weeds... seeing as how I have so many of them. :D

    Happy New Year to all.

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  9. Lori Witzel12:58 PM

    One could always eat the weeds. Or at least some of them...

    http://usefulwildplants.org/weedfeed.htm

    :-)

    Happy New Year to you and yours!

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  10. Kate/High Altitude Gardening9:50 PM

    Lori;

    That's a smart idea! I wonder if I could get the local master gardeners to participate in a weed feed banquet as shown on your website. That sounds pretty cool...

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  11. Anonymous1:19 PM

    No garden resolutions? DAve

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