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Terra Mirabilis
- Terra Mirabilis
- An ex-pat Brit and a former reporter at The Miami Herald, I now volunteer for various organizations, but mostly I garden. Compulsively. Obsessively. I can't help it; it's in the genes.
A few of the gardening blogs I like (More in my profile)
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🌿 Endangered Scrub Mints: Unveiling Florida's Hidden Treasures 🌿 - *Photo of Blushing Scrub Balm / Dicerandra modesta by Valerie Anderson.* Meet the scrub mints, some of Florida's most endangered plants. With over half of...
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A New Leaf: My Journey from Native Plant Skeptic to Advocate - [image: wildlife garden] Salal (Gaulthera shallon) is an often scruffy Northwest native. A few years ago, I didn’t care at all for native plants. I thought...7 hours ago
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Last Open House At Hawthorn Hill - For a good many years, I have been growing wildflowers at my home as a licensed nursery known as Hawthorn Hill. My goal has never been to make money bu...
2 weeks ago -
Step by Step Growing Begonia Hydroponic Method for Beginners - This is my Step by Step Method of Growing Begonia using Mopwick system. I have shown here my method and style on how I arrange them in my set-up. The Mate...
10 months ago -
Creating Habitat for Wildlife - Habitat for wildlife is being eliminated daily from the State of Florida with the increasing clearing and development of land for housing. To help of...
1 year ago -
My Woodsy Garden - I’m still here y’all! My new-to-me garden is almost 5 years old. Just popping in here with a quick video to give you a glimpse of how it’s grown. The view ...
5 years ago -
THE TROPICAL GARDEN AT THE END OF SUMMER - Turk's Cap grows wild in Houston, Texas Long ago I fell in love with tropical plants. As a child, I would watch Tarzan movies and any show with mysterious...
6 years ago -
New beginnings new directions on blogging - New beginnings new directions on blogging It's been awhile since I have updated this blog and I also closed my Hawaii blog called A Big Island Life since ...7 years ago
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Back in the garden - Truth in Gardening Disclosure: my front garden no longer looks like this - beautiful, that is. 😢 And the house is Santa Monica Blue. By way of catch-up...
7 years ago -
The Importance of Being Selfish - Writing is easy when you’re honest and happy. I’ve never had a problem writing about gardening when all I felt was wonder and unbridled enthusiasm for the...
7 years ago -
How to Pickle Green Tomatoes - Do you love tomatoes and just can't imagine letting any go to waste? If you have had a productive year growing tomatoes the end of the season can feel a li...
7 years ago -
The End of Spring Is Nigh ... My Dry Tropics Garden Journal ... Week 48, 2015. - Date: November 29, 2015 Season: end of Spring, and dry season Our long, long dry season just keeps rolling on and our region here in north Queensland ha...
8 years ago -
What Plants Talk About - A few months ago Mother Nature Network asked me to write a post for their website about plant sentience. My working title as I was writing the post was Do ...11 years ago
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Pineapples on their way - Three pineapple fruits are on their way. They were started from tops of regular grocery store fruits about three years ago. They didn't take much maintenan...
11 years ago -
Fabulous Foliage - A mild winter and the start of the summer rains have really given a boost to the foliage in the shady parts of the garden. The Sweet Almond bush is taking ...
11 years ago -
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Rock pinelands in Miami
Native habitat in Miami
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