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Monthly Archives: June 2010
Dwarf Blueberries
North Sky blueberries are a lovely little low growing shrub they produce small tasty sweet berries. The foliage comes in light green tinged with red followed by tiny while flowers. Fall leaf colour is a spectacular fiery rage of yellows reds and oranges before they go … Continue reading
Mexican Feather Grass
I am trying to incorporate more ornamentals in the food garden this year, seems like a contradiction in terms, but it is my front yard after all and last year, although I was thrilled with the produce, I was quite disappointed with the … Continue reading
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