Wissahickon Schist

Gardening in Northwest Philadelphia along the Wissahickon Watershed

Thursday, April 26, 2012

High Spring, Quasi-Miracles and Variegated Solomons Seal

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Not my garden, just a gate I passed. Ahhh--High Spring  Post 35                   Variegated Solomon's Seal & Tulips ...
Sunday, April 15, 2012

Gardening Spring: Kerria & Tulips

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Post 34 What has sprung up this spring? The  picture on the left was taken recently and shows local spring staples like tulips (the...
Sunday, April 8, 2012

Resurrection: Night and Day

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Post 33 Resurrection: An easy, yet not easy concept to grasp. What would it be like to be resurrected into a new life where every...
Friday, April 6, 2012

Good Friday '12

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Sunday, April 1, 2012

Wissahickon Style V, or Who will Spring for Spring Bank?

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Post 32 Ahhh, Spring. Spring forward. Spring out. Usually once a year... unless you have a an actual spring stream running through your pro...
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Monday, March 26, 2012

Wish upon a Wishniak, or Spring Cherries and Schist

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Post 31 It is officially spring, a time of new beginnings. So sit down, maybe on a wall of Wissahickon Schist, look at the blooming cherr...
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Monday, March 19, 2012

Time of Soft Trees

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Post 30   Now is the time of soft trees,  the beginning, when hints of pink, green and yellow tint the taupes and blues of winter. So, b...
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Kay Wisniewski
Middle-age, middle-class, and middle-brow(and proud of it,) I am a graduate if Spence in N.Y., Camp Trin-Trin in Hartford and whatever Drexel is calling it's Libe's school these days. I am a wife, mom of a wonderful young woman and working public library supervisor specialized in Literature and Art. I have two blogs, one on gardening in the Wissahickon valley, one on topics that do not relate to gardening.The first one is at Wissahickonschist.blogspot.com,the second is more irregular and is at lkbwbackyard.blogspot.com.
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