Linda vater

Sigue para recibir actualizaciones de estrenos, ofertas linda vater incluidas ofertas promocionales y recomendaciones mejoradas. I am passionate about gardening and garden design and have lived and gardened at my English Tudor home in historical Oklahoma City for the past thirty plus years. I document the garden world that I share with my three handsome men, my patient husband and two wonderful sons, linda vater.

Linda Vater. Linda Vater is a self-taught garden designer, writer, and media producer tv, magazines, and the web who obsesses over garden-inspired living. After gardening at the same historical home for over 30 years, Linda has moved into another historical home and is starting a brand new garden. View More Articles. By: Linda Vater. February 1,

Linda vater

This show is sponsored by Dos Amigos Landscaping. I'm Leslie Harris, and I'm sitting in my car. I drive an electric vehicle and I got a little stuck, so I'm getting it charged while I record this podcast. Our plant of the week is one that is filling my house with scent these days. I wish I had brought one in my car. I'll be chatting with Linda Vater of Potager blog about her new book, which is called The Elegant and Edible Garden , and the playlist is about what to do in your garden this week, and also questions about bulb planting. This is an interesting one. Can I plant bulbs now? So we'll get to that later in the show. Oh, and camellia care and pruning in general. I had something very unusual happen in my garden this week, and it was a film crew. Anybody out there watch Virginia Home Grown? I do whenever I remember to. It's on PBS. It reaches most of Virginia.

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All images courtesy of Linda Vater, all rights reserved. Cultivating Place is made possible in part by listeners like you and by generous support from. Recent Garden Conservancy news includes the announcement of the second two episodes in the Sissinghurst through the seasons series — the Fall episode airing on Thursday September 21st and the Winter Episode airing on December 7th; as well as the announcement for the release of a new film trailer which highlights their forthcoming documentary about the Anne Spencer House and Garden in Virginia — the trailer and registration for the Sissinghurst series are both up at the Gardenconservancy. Go to GardenConservancy. Cultivating place is made possible in part listeners just like you through the support button at the top right-hand corner of every page at Cultivating Place. The CP team includes producer and engineer Matt Fidler, with weekly tech and web support from Angel Huracha, and this summer we're joined by communications intern Sheila Stern.

Linda Vater. Linda Vater is a self-taught garden designer, writer, and media producer tv, magazines, and the web who obsesses over garden-inspired living. After gardening at the same historical home for over 30 years, Linda has moved into another historical home and is starting a brand new garden. View More Articles. By: Linda Vater. February 1, Linda has curated her favorite flowering shrubs into a list that organizes blooms by season. January 15,

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Follow along with us on the journey as Linda takes the Cottage on the Hill landscape from blank slate to breathtaking! Learn the inspiration behind this sunny lemon yellow and lime green walkway planting. Then view and download the garden plan and plant list! Design container gardens or landscapes in one color family for stunning beauty. Solve many garden challenges with 'Lemon Lime' Nandina. Try this relaxing method of pruning Sunshine Ligustrum in a container garden. By Linda Vater May 9, This year, Linda's taking on her greatest challenge yet: join her as she landscapes her "blank canvas"!

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And once I kind of liberated myself from the idea that vegetables go in one area and ornamentals go in another area, it opens up this whole wide world and blurs the lines between what is edible and what is ornamental, because really I think they're both. So the most common example of that is first of all, the thing that it's relative to is your home, and the style and architecture of your home. Oh my gosh, there are so many ivy seedlings this spring. Gardening was a chore to do. There's the sinensis. Well, about many things. Linda: Just begin. We mulch to one, seal in moisture; two, keep out weeds; three, feed the soil when the mulch decomposes. She's the main host, and they work out of Richmond. We're gonna talk about it more in a minute. That camellia would want to have foliage from 2 feet all the way up to probably 12 or 15 feet, but that's not how I want it to be.

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How to play in your garden this week. See less. It just distracts from the beauty they ARE putting on display and the potential for spring glory they still hold on to with a firm grip. Now, if you're listening to this podcast, I know you know about dyed mulch, but just in case, let's check in. Little love and certainly not a topic of discussion, but I do remember him liking that tree. Back to top. Of possibility for a beautiful future. Leslie : But some basic principles that you could offer our listeners in terms of establishing something. The Eranthis hyemalis and the Blue Squill and all these things that are certainly not dangerous to us, and we enjoy them in the garden. Linda: Well, because it was so 3D. All of this is accessible to us because we just have to interpret it and put it in the context of our lives. She's the main host, and they work out of Richmond. Cultivating place is made possible in part listeners just like you through the support button at the top right-hand corner of every page at Cultivating Place. Leaves as mulch. I wish I had brought one in my car.