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What do You Smell In Your Yard Today
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Re: What do You Smell In Your Yard Today
quiltbea 5/23/2015, 9:11 pm
Here's a photo of the 3 varieties in a vase.
This lilac with the white edges is called Sensation.
This lilac with the white edges is called Sensation.
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Re: What do You Smell In Your Yard Today
sanderson 9/7/2016, 8:47 pm
Slowly changing the beds over for winter and there are smells everywhere. Lemon basil, cinnamon basil, sweet basil, and lemon grass washed and drying for herbs. Pineapple sage, late roses and cat nip while watering. And fresh mowed grass in the junk compost bin.
On the other side, bagged manure, crab meal, kelp meal, blood meal and bone meal
( along with the good smelling HM compost 
) that are going into the winter crop beds.
On the other side, bagged manure, crab meal, kelp meal, blood meal and bone meal
( along with the good smelling HM compost ) that are going into the winter crop beds.
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Re: What do You Smell In Your Yard Today
walshevak 9/8/2016, 4:00 pm
The only lilac that will grow this far south, the pink Josie Reblooming. Also basil, rosemary, peppermint and oregano.
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Re: What do You Smell In Your Yard Today
CapeCoddess 9/8/2016, 4:05 pm
The ocean. Tide must be changing and the air is so heavy.
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