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Website title: Chickadee Gardens

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Starting from Scratch: What We Have Learned

Ten years ago we started digging and planting on what was a blank slate; the garden journey we are still on is something I very much enjoy sharing with others. It feels a little empty lately though, given the current state of the U.S. But it's what I do, what I know, and how I connect with the world, so I garden on for now.Two weeks ago I gave a presentation to the


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January?

 The giveaway is very few flowers. And browns, primarily from fallen leaves. Aside from that, you would be forgiven for thinking a day like today, a 50-degree sunny day in January, is actually a day in March. No complaints regarding lovely weather, but we haven't really had much of a hard frost, at least nothing significant. We've had maybe two nights at about 31 - 32 degre...


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2025: A Year in Review

It is true, 2025 was rough. Though my garden was not the focus of my year, it brought much solace and peace of mind in what was otherwise a traumatic time. In this spirit, I still celebrate the garden and I look forward to doing these year-in-review posts. Here is 2025 in the garden, month by month. Not necessarily the "best of" - more along the lines of a snapshot marking any s...


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A Holiday Card

 I would like to send a warm hello and thank you to all of you who make the gardening world a wonderful place. A holiday card from us to all of you, with images from the garden in winter over the years. While I do like and celebrate Christmas, I honor all the holidays this time of the year. My favorite, besides Solstice, is Festivus, of course. If you don't celebrate anythi...


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December

 We still consider December a gardening month. To be honest, I consider all months gardening months but if it's dry enough in December look for me in the garden. I prefer it to the hubbub of holiday activities. Breathing crisp air, hanging with the birdies, putzing and dreaming up new projects and sometimes moving compost, gravel, woodchips or any combination of these is pr...


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