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  1. Gardengoddess

    What's the weather in your area? 2022 Edition

    Still struggling to escape Winter's grip here on the Great Plains. Not too bad today with a high of 49 (no wind an added bonus here). We are looking at snow on Sunday though.
  2. Gardengoddess

    Spring Pretties

    Thanks for sharing your pretties. All we have are some bulb swelling on our trees.
  3. Gardengoddess

    Hello to old members

    Hi gang! Great to have the forums back in time for Spring. We moved last year so this year I’ll started new gardens. Exciting times!
  4. Gardengoddess

    The Alphabet theme game of plant or shrub

    Umbrella pine
  5. Gardengoddess

    The Alphabet theme game of plant or shrub

    Sambucas (aka elderberry)
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    The Alphabet theme game of plant or shrub

    Lantana....one of my favorite annuals :-)
  7. Gardengoddess

    The Alphabet theme game of plant or shrub

    Kiwi vine...and some extra characters cause I need at least ten :-)
  8. Gardengoddess

    Recipe That Good Navy Chow

    To his dying day my dad would buy the stouffer's creamed chipped beef. He said it wasn't the same but closest available. Dora
  9. Gardengoddess

    What can I start from from seed?

    We are starting cold weather crops here. Broccoli, cauliflower and peas. We are targeting setting out mid-late April. They are crops that can withstand a light frost. Don't know how successful we'll be as we are still acclimating to gardening in Iowa :-)
  10. Gardengoddess

    Osteospermum

    Very cool! Will it be hardy for you? Back in Oregon I could get a couple of years out of African Daisy, here they are definitely an annual.
  11. Gardengoddess

    FYI good deal

    Well that'll learn me for ordering seeds too early. I already ordered mine lol Dora/Gardengoddess
  12. Gardengoddess

    Looking for a plant to use as a screen

    Hi Tom, Yes the Spartan juniper is a tree. If you do a google image search you can find some good pictures. They look similar to the ever present arborvitae but they are more prickly so the deer don't prefer them. Dora/GardenGoddess
  13. Gardengoddess

    Looking for a plant to use as a screen

    I am looking for windbreak/screen too. Cedar or arborvitae is out for us because of deer. I am looking at using junipers. Currently leaning towards the Spartan cultivar that gets about 15 feet tall by 5 feet wide. Dora/GardenGoddess
  14. Gardengoddess

    Finally made it back......

    Hiya Wombat, long time no see.
  15. Gardengoddess

    Fall/Winter Garden

    I am considering asparagus too as we love it in my family. What I read said that if you start with crowns you can harvest the second year of growth. If you plan on being in your home for many years it would be well worth it as a patch of asparagus will produce for many years. Dora
  16. Gardengoddess

    gives ya something to think about

    GardenBear, In response to your number 11, I think once your reach that part of the day you should be able to home instead of being obligated to sit at your desk and pretend. Dora
  17. Gardengoddess

    What kind of theme gardens does everyone have?

    Crazy plant lady lol I can totally relate. I love it! It's funny reading my posts from a couple of years ago. Now my theme is on creating some protected areas in my garden. With nothing really here when we moved in the plants I have put in have taken a beating with the wind. I plan on putting a...
  18. Gardengoddess

    No really new from the Great Plains

    Thanks Debbie! We are all hale and hearty here in Iowa. We gotta be hearty or else we'll blow away lol
  19. Gardengoddess

    what is your hardiness zone and elevation

    Yes but what does that mean for gardening? I've seen high elevation adjustments for recipes so that tells me something is different. I've heard that you have to take a couple of days to adjust to the altitude when you visit Denver. Kya and Dizzy do you notice an effect on the plants you grow? Dora
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    New from Seattle area

    You give me hope Mike. We just have an acre but it was part of a corn field 10 years ago. Dora


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