MulchMaid

Gardening on the West Coast

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Sunday, November 1, 2009

Tropicalissmo! (sort of)

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Over at Danger Garden , Loree recently invited her reader/bloggers to join her in posting a then-and-now retrospective of their garden progr...
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Monday, October 26, 2009

Random autumn images

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From a walk up Marquam Hill, some glistening mushrooms. The same walk, a web so finely woven that it held dewdrops . A fat spider in my back...
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Monday, October 12, 2009

Plant ceanothus and stand back!

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I have always loved ceanothus . It's one of those easy, evergreen Northwest native plants that looks good in almost any garden. We had a...
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Sunday, October 11, 2009

Happy plants

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The Mulchmaid has been enjoying unmistakable signs of plant happiness this fall. Both the fatsia japonica s have added a foot or two all aro...
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Monday, October 5, 2009

A mass of grass

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There's an interesting open space between two newer buildings on 4th Avenue in downtown Portland. To the north is the city's 1900 Bu...
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MulchMaid
USDA Zone 8B, Western Oregon, United States
Living on the edge, I practice zonal denial without a greenhouse. Simple forms, bright colors, tropical foliage, and anything in the Manzanita family will make me happy.
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