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Sandy Buckley
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What a gift on sooooo many levels!
www.healingbridge.net
Beautiful, it looks so peaceful and inviting.
Wow, you are lucky to get all of this done. I'm in NE PA, it is too wet to do anything. But the warmer weather sure is nice. Still have a little snow on the ground. But it is melting. Yeah!! I'm still having fun starting my seeds, getting ready to f…
Yea for your mom and if you're ever in East Tn. come by and you can work on MY garden!!! That's just beautiful.
Get ready to dig! Here's a sign of hope. Today, I truly believe Spring is on its way :-)
Well this is my first Garden Bloggers Bloom Day. Very exciting, but I'm afraid out of season for me. Snowing like crazy outside. Inside not a flower in sight. I do have some seedlings started, full of promise for a fantastic gardening season. Only 3…
what colors, just wonderful
pretty!!
I have often dreamed of holding a humming bird... my husband rescued one last year, he got his beak stuck in our clothes line. He just set him down though, he didn't hold him. Some day....what did he feel like? lighter than a feather? You are so luc…
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- Which category best describes you?
- Master Gardener
- Skill level
- Master Gardener Certification
- What kind of gardening do you like to do?
- flowers, speacialize in annuals/country flower gardens, blend many flower types
- How much time do you spend a week on average in your garden?
- as much as I can, depends on time of year
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This says it all!!
"All through the long winter, I dream of my garden. On the first day of spring, I dig my fingers deep into the soft earth. I can feel its energy, and my spirits soar." - Helen Hayes
Posted on February 16, 2010 at 2:34pm — 1 Comment
Garden Bloggers Bloom Day
Well this is my first Garden Bloggers Bloom Day. Very exciting, but I'm afraid out of season for me. Snowing like crazy outside. Inside not a flower in sight. I do have some seedlings started, full of promise for a fantastic gardening season. Only 35 more days until spring!!! I'm ready, but must wait like the rest of us!! So until then, stay warm everyone, cont to keep telling us about the Robins sightings, and other spring events.
Posted on February 15, 2010 at 10:20pm —
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- At 10:18am on February 15, 2010,
Sandy Buckley said…
- We have been in our home about 23 years now. I am a master gardener through Cornell Coop extension. We have a botanical garden that we run. Cutler Botanical Gardens in Binghamton. It is beautiful. I joined just for the fun, information/classes and got soo much more. We work our tails off, but it is fun. Its fun to hang out with other gardeners! My specialty is annuals, but I love them all. How about you?
- At 1:09pm on January 24, 2010,
Michelle Compton said… - Thank you Sandy! Can't wait until spring gets here so things start to bloom again. I know you must feel the same about you beautiful garden.
- At 7:35am on January 24, 2010,
Freddy J. Hill said… - We are affiliated with the Oklahoma State University. They have County Extension offices in most counties in the state. There they have a Horticutural specialist who heads the MG program, with volunteer MGs helping to answer phone questions to the office. We have a teaching garden on site, and take volunteer opportunites to work, teach and doo other duties throughout the county. Ours is a 13 week course, which you pay for by doing 60+ hours of phone service (answering hort questions at the extension office.) It's a great program, which I consider a service organization. We have several venues locally,Myriad Botanical Gardens, OKC Zoo, etc.
- At 6:56am on January 24, 2010, Alice MacArthur gave Sandy Buckley a gift…
- At 1:05pm on January 23, 2010,
Freddy J. Hill said…
- Welcome, Sandy, from a MG in central Oklahoma.
- At 12:33pm on January 23, 2010,
Gail Freiherr Zn 7 TN said… - You have a beautiful yard. Love all your flowers, the lavatera is preety, I think I will plant that this year. Had some years ago.
- At 7:36pm on January 22, 2010,
Sandy Buckley said…
- Thank you, There is nothiing better than playing in the dirt!! I can go out and just get lost! I did the same thing my first year with my green house. I started one garden at a time, my first one with some iris's from my grandparents old farm. My grandma and I went to see it one more time and we stole them. Come to find out my dad had stole them too from the farm he grew up on and gave them to my grandma. mine are still alive! 25 yrs ago we stole them!! My gardens have gone nuts since. Enjoy!!
- At 6:13pm on January 22, 2010,
Alice MacArthur said…
- Your jealous of me!!! Your pictures of your yard are just gorgeous!!! This is my first year gardening and I am just planning my landscaping for my yard. I've been looking at a bunch of landscaping books, and I need to make a decision soon. Yes, I do love my greenhouse. I started lettuce in there last month, and just started some herbs last weekend. I may steal some ideas from your yard...I love the picture with the blue birdhouse and blue building in the background. Here's to spring!
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I do believe you are right Cathy. As for the camera, its just a simple Nikon Coolpix L18/L16 that I carry with me on my walks.
WOW love the white dots and the orange head what id it called??????
Never knew you could get this color beautiful!!!!
Love the colors and the leaf pattern gorgous!!!!!
You found your gallery!
Found an old photo and I need help identifying it. I can't remember if it was a shrub or not, but I think so? Maybe?
Sooo pretty!!!
Just gorgeous!
Beautiful!
We purchased this house in Irvine, Ca. in 1983. I started the main gardens in the back of the house right away.When I got these gardens somewhat established I started my other gardens in the front. My friend Kathy knew and loved my gardens. She call…
how about a group about the different birds that come into our gardens?
OK Lillian this is NOT one of my photos. but they sometimes call these Quail "Top Knot' vs "Top Knotch"
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