Wissahickon Schist

Gardening in Northwest Philadelphia along the Wissahickon Watershed

Saturday, May 26, 2012

Reviewing Spring

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Post 39 Spring is just about done as the summer humidity begins to hit. No more of of the above-- Or the below-- ...
Monday, May 21, 2012

Roses: The Which and the How, No Need to Explain the Why.

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Post 38 Happy Rosetime. I grew up scared of roses. Out on Long Island in the 60's, roses were either beautifully wild...
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Sunday, May 13, 2012

The River, or The Thing Itself: Wissahickon Style VI

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 "The world-hidden, wood embowered Wissahickon" George Lippard Post 37 Around sunset earlier this spring I wen...
Tuesday, May 1, 2012

Ned Wolf Park Plant Sale: May 5th 10-1

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Post 36 Now is the time of plant lust. Now is the time to fill those gaps in the garden, to buy useful and/or unusual plants at...
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...
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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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