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Observations on nature and gardening

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Posted by Lisa Wagner September 20, 2020

I’m now wishing the beans were finished

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Posted by Lisa Wagner September 12, 2020

Thankfully, the tomatoes are finished

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Labels

'No Child Left Inside'1
'Pizza' peppers2
'summer squash mix'1
a changing front garden4
a changing garden1
a cold March2
a early hard freeze1
a first audio clip1
A great seed company1
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Creating a pollinator-friendly garden (short)

Suggested native plants for pollinators

Native Plants for Pollinators

Garden Bloggers Fling 2022

I'll be there.

Year-round vegetable gardening

Click on image to view presentation

Sustainable Kitchen Gardening

handout

Natives for containers

Suggested plants

Small scale native plantings

Containers, too!

Creating a naturalistic landscape

Learning about (SE US) native plants

Suggested references about learning more: click image to view

Home garden design references

Creating a landscape that you'll love

Pocket Meadows

Click on the image for a pdf version of the presentation.

Pocket meadow handout

Click to view.

Tapping into the creative side of gardening

Click to see a recent presentation!

Creativity handout

Click to view the pdf version!

Not all those who wander are lost

exactly...

natural

adj.
1. present in or produced by nature
2. of, relating to, or concerning nature
3. conforming to the usual or ordinary course of nature

gardening

v.tr.
1. to cultivate (a plot of ground) as a garden
v.intr.
1. to plant or tend a garden
2. to work as a gardener.

About this blog

I'm an educator, writer, speaker, and naturalist, active in outreach around a variety of topics. Visit my website for more information.

My blog posts span two gardens over the last decade, one in the Piedmont of South Carolina and the other in the mountains of Western North Carolina, and now a new-to-us garden in Bas St. Laurent, Quebec. Our gardens have been increasingly home to native plants, birds, small mammals, and insects of all sorts. My gardening companion (my husband) is equally the gardener.

Woody, our rescue Golden, is now our fellow gardener, now in the mountains of Western North Carolina, with new duties in Quebec. He follows his previous fellow goldens (and my former gardening assistants): Mocha and Chessie. They bring life to our gardens.

Natural Garden Design

Non-profit outreach through presentations and consulting

My companion blog

Places of the Spirit

Creating a Native Woodland Garden

Click for the pdf version.

Steps to create a native woodland garden

Click for handout

Native woodland plant list

Recommended species

Wildflowers and Plant Communities of the Southern Appalachian Mountains and PIedmont

My gardening companion's first book

Waterfalls and Wildflowers in the Southern Appalachians

My gardening companion's second book: now available.

Million Pollinator Gardens

Let's get planting!

Our gardening assistant

Woody in stream at Biltmore

Garden Bloggers

Flings are great fun...

Designing with Plants

Click the image to view a pdf of the presentation.

About photos

I reduce the sizes of most images, but they're still bigger than what's seen on the blog (click to enlarge!)

Text and images are my original work, except where credited elsewhere. I'm glad to share photos with attribution.

Mocha (2000-2011)

He had a great run.

View from the living room

time to relax