Wissahickon Schist

Gardening in Northwest Philadelphia along the Wissahickon Watershed

Thursday, June 20, 2013

Midsummer, PHS and Making the Garden that Pleases You

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Post 77 Happy Midsummer. By now, if all has gone well, you will have finished the hard work of Spring-- planting, transplanting and ...
Tuesday, June 4, 2013

May/June, or When Gardens Explode (in a good way)

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Post 76 In May/June, when gardens explode, for one's own safety, follow these instructions-- Take in a slow, scented breath ...
Saturday, May 25, 2013

What Makes a Style?

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Post 75 Why do we like what we like? This week I've realized how much exciting times from my childhood have shaped my sense of sty...
Wednesday, May 8, 2013

Sweet Air: Chanticleer and Shalom

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Post 74 Ahhh, Chanticleer... Enter the woods as ferns unroll, And earth meets sky,   You'll roll down the hill as if...
Friday, May 3, 2013

The Perfectly Imperfect Woodland Garden

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Post 73 I can imagine the perfectly imperfect woodland garden in spring. For an understory it would have bluebells and forget-me-no...
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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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