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  • About honeybees
    Biography
    Just moved from Delaware to the Gulf Coast of Florida near Pensacola, ready to landscape our new hou
    Location
    Gulf Breeze, Florida
    Interests
    gardening, writing, outdoor sports, beach combing, snorkeling, canoeing, whitewater rafting, hiking,
    Occupation
    Full time mom, volunteer
  • Garden Details
    About your garden and garden location.
    USDA Hardiness Zone
    Zone 8

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  • Last Activity: 05-21-2008 06:15 PM
  • Join Date: 01-15-2008
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Posted 03-22-2008 at 01:33 PM Comments 1
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The spring weather in Northern Florida is beautiful. Being a native of Ohio and having lived in Delaware for the past 8 years, March feels more like June, compared to my internal barometer/thermometer. We bought a house 6 months ago and it's a cute cottage style (circa 1985) in a lovely & freindly neighborhood of many different styles from ranches to mansions on the Pensacola Bay. So, I've decided to "play up" the cottage style in my yard.

I began last week. There were several overgrown bushes and sagos directly in front of the white porch railing, which runs the entire length of the front. It was very crowded, unsightly and blocked the best feature of the house. I trimmed the huge sagos and a palm tree located in the front corner of the house between the porch and garage. I made perennial flower gardens on both sides. The house is brick with pale yellow siding in the front porch area. In the fall, I sanded and painted the shutters and front door...

Posted 03-22-2008 at 01:31 PM Comments 0
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The spring weather in Northern Florida is beautiful. Being a native of Ohio and having lived in Delaware for the past 8 years, March feels more like June, compared to my internal barometer/thermometer. We bought a house 6 months ago and it's a cute cottage style (circa 1985) in a lovely & freindly neighborhood of many different styles from ranches to mansions on the Pensacola Bay. So, I've decided to "play up" the cottage style in my yard.

I began last week. There were several overgrown bushes and sagos directly in front of the white porch railing, which runs the entire length of the front. It was very crowded, unsightly and blocked the best feature of the house. I trimmed the huge sagos and a palm tree located in the front corner of the house between the porch and garage. I made perennial flower gardens on both sides. The house is brick with pale yellow siding in the front porch area. In the fall, I sanded and painted the shutters and front door...
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Sounds great! Can't...
Posted 03-23-2008 at 09:37 PM by smgardener smgardener is offline


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