Another therapy session with Dr. Hortfreud...Carol, you are fortunate we were able to have this session. The weatherman said in the morning that we could get one to two inches of rain, and we didn’t. …
Weeding Therapy: Good For The Garden And The Gardener
An unexpected rainstorm this evening left another half inch of rain on the garden and kept me from going outside after work for an extended session of weeding therapy.Have you heard of or tried …
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Embrace Looking Goofy for a Happier Life
My careful observation of gardeners has shown me that there are times when they look a little bit goofy. (Goofy like this coneflower that looks like it just opened up and forgot to comb its petals out …
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More Therapy with Dr. Hortfreud: Tomatoes & Rabbits
Another session with Dr. Hortfreud...Carol, welcome back. I’m pleased you decided to continue your hort therapy sessions. What’s on your mind this week?Well, Dr. Hortfreud, I’m worried about my tomato …
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Mystery Of The Broken Walnut Shells At May Dreams Gardens
Is it a welcome calling card or a sinister warning?Several times this week, when I went out to get the morning paper, I noticed the broken shells of a single black walnut on my driveway.Each time I …
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There’s A Daylily In There Somewhere
This daylily, Hemerocallis sp., was nearly overtaken by a large dandelion, Taraxacum officinale, thus requiring extraordinary procedures to eradicate the dandelion.In other words, I had to perform a …
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