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Book Horde Garden I love to read and also to spend time outdoors in the garden-zone 6-Daylilies, hosta, pollinators!

What's blooming this week? Not much but still beautiful ā¤ļø
10/05/2026

What's blooming this week? Not much but still beautiful ā¤ļø

09/27/2026

Happiness is....a pile of scapes (sticks). We offer an alternative use.

What's blooming this week? BIG NEWS -- the little pond got a makeover and aerators! Stubborn rebloomers continue here an...
09/23/2026

What's blooming this week? BIG NEWS -- the little pond got a makeover and aerators! Stubborn rebloomers continue here and there, pod patrol is finding fewer pods to pick and this week we won't even get to 70 degrees, all in the 50s and 60s.

What's blooming this week?Still a few spots of color, picking seed pods and harvesting PROLIFERATIONS, some nice ones fr...
09/11/2026

What's blooming this week?

Still a few spots of color, picking seed pods and harvesting PROLIFERATIONS, some nice ones from expensive plants!

What's blooming this week? Gotta love those rebloomers. In our zone 6a, the predicted first frost date is October 15... ...
09/04/2026

What's blooming this week? Gotta love those rebloomers.

In our zone 6a, the predicted first frost date is October 15... I said no more pollinating after September 1 so my pods would wrap up in development. BUT then the first time for me bloomers, and the rebloomers and the new information when you find out a seedling is a bud builder so you want to cross in a new direction! Ahhhhhhh!

What's the garden look like this week? There's something very poignant in the ephemeral beauty of a final bloom, don't y...
08/29/2026

What's the garden look like this week?

There's something very poignant in the ephemeral beauty of a final bloom, don't you think?

What's the garden look like this week?
08/11/2026

What's the garden look like this week?

In the garden this week....
08/03/2026

In the garden this week....

I *KNEW* IT! So some hybridizers working with cristates have theorized that heavily pleated or any form that produces ex...
07/28/2026

I *KNEW* IT! So some hybridizers working with cristates have theorized that heavily pleated or any form that produces excess petaloid tissue is how cristates may have developed. I don't know but I have been told that my best chance of getting cristate seedlings is to have both pod and pollen parents be cristated. THAT is a challenge as even after three years, my cristate candidates as pod parents are mostly one to four fans.... šŸ˜”. So....I also put cristate pollen on those that have this petaloid tissue or which have thrown out a cristated flower once in a while because I have clumps of those! Pink Nouveau, Dan Hansen's, 2018, just produced this today! Guess what pollen it got?

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