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Garden Zone: 5a

Plants in my Garden: Daffodils (yellow), Cranesbill (pink/purple), Evening Primrose (pink), Herman's Pride (yellow), Miniature Iris (purple), Painted Daisy (magenta), Snowdrops (white) Galanthus, Columbine (dwarf white), Pink Pewter Dead Nettle (pink), Autumn Joy Stonecrop, Lilly of the Valley, Mystic Blue Sage, Tiger Lillies, Burning Bush, Hostas (green, yellow)

Favorite Aspect of Gardening: seeing God's beauty in seeds sprouting.

If I'm not in my garden, I can usually be found: on the web or reading a good gardening magazine, but it better be cold or raining outside.

Occupation: Graphic Design

kohoutjm

Location: Nebraska
Member Since: 6/18/2006
Last Seen: 9 days, 13 hours ago

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About kohoutjm

My husband and I bought our first house in Nov. 2005. Since then I have been documenting and observing our yard. I have started a vegetable garden, compost pile, and added on to existing perennial beds in the yard. I nearly killed the roses, and the bunnies have had their way with the Autumn Sedum Stonecrop. In 2007 my husband and I also had our first child, she is such a doll, very contemplative about everything/one she sees. She takes up a majority of my time when I am home, but I can't wait to teach her about the earth. She enjoys being outside and I hope that she will share my love of gardening one day.

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Just a link
Just wanted to post this link about our Community Crops program so that I don't forget about it: http://www.communitycrops.org/It makes me excited!

Black & Yellow Spots on Roses (Rust?)
So when I was out yesterday taking new photos I noticed that my rose is having some problems. I didn't get a close look at it yesterday, but today when I was taking new photos of the problem it looks like rust. Can anyone give advice about how to tre...

Oh how my gardens grow
Here are some updated photos of how things are shaping up. The first is as a followup to my post "Pruner's Remorse." The Rose Society was right, I didn't kill it, which makes me happy. Although I noticed some spots on the leaves. I will have to take ...

What happened to May?
So I realized today that I had not posted photos or a blog entry in all of May and noticed that June is going fast. Here is the most recent set of photos I took. The mystery plant is not a peony. Here is the photo of it all grown up. It is in full sh...

Pruner's Remorse
I pruned the rose bush in front of our house today. Last year I took a pruning session with the Rose Society and learned how. So last year I pruned it, but just a little, since I was new to the whole thing. Well I didn't kill it last year, so this ye...

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