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Month: February 2014

Nasturtium shadows

Afternoon light penetrated these nasturtium leaves, revealing shadows of the petiole (leaf stem) and tight flower buds behind.

February 17, 2014 flowers, Gardening

Riverland Nursery Welcomes Royal Palm Chapter

Mayer Berg, owner of Riverland Nursery, hosted the February meeting of the Royal Palm Chapter FNGLA. Nearly 40 people […]

February 17, 2014 FNGLA, Royal Palm Chapter

Tough on Turf

Thanks to the Master Gardeners of Lee County for including me in their educational series of talks. My […]

February 7, 2014 Talks
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