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Tag: Poem

Reblooming February 2021

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I chuckled when I read the first line of Sandi’s message. “It’s February.” Need we say more? It reminded me of a well-worn children’s book handed down to us from my husband’s Aunt Mary. In it a chatty family of field mice living in an old stone wall were busy gathering nuts and grain for […]

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Reblooming December 2020

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“Hope is the thing with feathers— That perches in the soul— And sings the tune without the words— And never stops—at all—” Emily Dickinson According to both Merriam-Webster and Dictionary.com, the word of the year is Pandemic. No surprise as COVID-19 has upended us globally, nationally, locally (our club! our club!) and personally. We are […]

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November Poem

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November comes And November goes, With the last red berries And the first white snows. With night coming early And dawn coming late, And ice in the bucket And frost by the gate. The fires burn And the kettle sings, And earth sinks to rest Until next Spring. by Clyde Watson

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Reblooming November 2020

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Work of sight is done. Now do heart work On the pictures within you. Rainer Maria Rilke Another growing season draws to a close. While we clear our plots and store our pots many of us make mental notes of what worked and what we may do differently next spring. The more organized among us […]

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Virtual Program: Learn About Butterflies Day

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In the winter, the poison ivy plant loses its characteristic “leaves of three”, but it’s vine, which resembles a “hairy rope” can still cause a rash if you touch it. Remember “Leaves of three, don’t touch me!” and “Don’t be a dope, don’t touch the hairy rope!” From the New York City Dept. of Parks & Recreation. ... See more

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Here’s a very beneficial ID for your health.

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Virtual Program: Learn About Butterflies Day

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Wisconsin Garden & Landscape Expo

In case you are missing gardening expos— here is an online one you can check out this weekend!🌸🌻🌱🌿🪴

PBS Wisconsin's Garden & Landscape Expo is a midwinter oasis for anyone with a love of gardening. FEB 20-21, 2021

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We have lots of snow & the birds don’t shovel, so let’s help them out.

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Winter Tree Care

Although we hope winter is on the wane, several more inches of snow are possible. Believe it or not, we should be grateful for snow! It not only insulates plants from cold but also from early warmth that could trick them into growing too soon. Consider it a down jacket for your precious plants.

We sometimes worry if heavy snow and ice bend branches down. What to do? #2021 #Backyard #Care #February #Trees #Winter
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Although we hope winter is on the wane, several more inches of snow are possible. Believe it or not, we should be grateful for snow! It not only insulates plant

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