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posted by Gardens-In-The-Sand at
6:54 AM
About Me
- Name: Gardens-In-The-Sand
- Location: Macon, Georgia, United States
Gardens in the sand is an exploration of xeriscape gardening. With much of the state declared a disaster area due to the drought of 2011, dryland natives assume an ever greater role in an unwatered sandhill garden.
Links
- Native Florida Wildflowers
- Florida survival gardening
- Randy Hyden's Life Blog on the Post Oak Savanah
- Backyard wildlife connection
- Using Georgia Native Plants
- Georgia Butterflies
- A Rescuers Guide to Georgia Native Plants
- southeastern flora
- The Natural Web
- The Deep Middle
- Southern Meadows
- Green Gardening Matters
Previous Posts
- Ice
- 2 inches of snow
- More Winter Cold
- Polar Vortex
- Happy Christmas!
- After the freeze
- Goodbye Summer
- Indian Summer
- some additional middle October pictures
- Garden Bloggers’ Bloom Day – October 2013
- Main page of blog
1 Comments:
The hellebores are indeed looking good! I have a seedling Camellia that looks much like your pink stripe. The whites here had color showing in the last hard freeze and most of their blossoms have brown streaks.
I know that last freeze before Spring must be on the way. Meanwhile things look great.
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