Wissahickon Schist

Gardening in Northwest Philadelphia along the Wissahickon Watershed

Monday, April 22, 2013

The Easy Beauty of Quince and Bluebells, with a side glimpse at the Golden Apples of the Hesparides

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Post 72  This time of year it is hard to chose what to write about. So much is burgeoning forward.  In past years I've written abou...
Sunday, April 14, 2013

Sakura Sunday

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Post 71 The mood of early spring is hard to define. But here and there you get perfect days, cool, not yet balmy but gentle never...
Wednesday, April 3, 2013

Is Riz

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Post 70 Spring came with Easter this year, as if the daffs were waiting for their cue of "He is Risen." Cleanup has...
Tuesday, March 26, 2013

Loving the Imperfect, Garden and All

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Post 69 I talk about wholeness a lot on this blog, but rarely about some of the unpleasant parts of wholeness. So here--like dark cloud...
Sunday, March 24, 2013

Spring with Antifreeze

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 Post 68 So how can things bloom one day, be frosted with snow the next, and then bloom the day after? That is the question ...
Wednesday, March 6, 2013

Growing at The Flower Show

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Post 67 Would I ever be so silly as to pose with a Guard? Of course not- not unless drunk, or rather, drunk with the scents, sights and s...
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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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