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About Me
- kris
- Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States
- My passion is gardening - but I also enjoy kayaking, reading, cooking, travel, and playing with the two poodles who live with us. Email me at kkgardens AT gmail DOT com.
Blogs I Enjoy Checking Out
- A Study in Contrasts
- Abenteuer Garten
- Ahah...Le Jardin de Marandon
- Baking Blondie (Jessy and her dog Winnie)
- Beach(s)
- Books and Cooks
- Dream Just a LIttle More
- Edge Effect
- Enjoying My Every Day Life
- Farming Friends
- Firefly Nights
- GardenPunks
- Gingerbread
- Green Thumb Chronicles
- Greenie Gardens
- growing things
- Guildwood Gardens - Gardening with Love
- Kate smudges in earth, paint and life
- Ledge and Gardens
- Letters from a Hill Farm
- Lost Roses
- Lynne's Little Corner of the World
- Miss Flower
- Mountain Time
- MsGreenThumbJean
- My Country-Rose-Garden
- My Iowa Garden
- My Serenity Garden
- My Wildlife Sanctuary
- Nature Trail
- ndgardengirl
- Notes from a Cottage Garden
- One Year of Beauty
- Outside
- Over the back yard fence
- Paris Breakfasts
- Peacock Blue
- Perennial Passion
- Rosehaven Cottage
- Rurality
- Shabby-Chic Cat's Gardening Close-Ups!
- Susie's Space
- Tales From a Little FrenchGardenHouse
- The Giddy Garden Gnome
- THE KITTALOG
- The Rustic Garden
- those northern skies
- Thyme for Herbs
- Tip of the Iceberg
- Tristi Pinkston
- Upper Michigan Quilter
- Violetlady At Home
- Zoe Bakes (eat dessert first)
My Favorite Public Gardens
- Univ of Minnesota Landscape Arboretum - Chaska, MN
- Noerenberg Gardens - Orono, MN
- Eloise Butler Wildflower Garden - Minneapolis, MN
- The Rose Garden - Lake Harriet - Minneapolis, MN
- The Tuileries - Paris, France
- Versailles - France
- The Keukenhof Gardens - The Netherlands
- Filoli - San Francisco, CA
- The Huntington Botanical Gardens - Los Angeles, CA
- Los Angeles County Arboretum - Los Angeles, CA
- The Getty - Los Angeles, CA
My Roses
- Apothecary's Rose (Gallica) (1310 or earlier)
- Charles de Mills (Gallica) (1746 or earlier)
- Alfred de Dalmas (moss rose) (1855)
- Fantin-Latour (cabbage rose) (1900??)
- Rosa rugosa rubra (species) (very old)
- Gertrude Jekyll (shrub - David Austin) (1986)
- Nearly Wild (floribunda) (1941)
- Madison (shrub - Town & Country) (1998??)
- Belle Poitevine (shrub - rugosa) (1894)
- Souvenir de Philemon Cochet (shrub - rugosa) (1899)
- Magnifica (shrub - rugosa) (1905)
- Fru Dagmar Hastrup (Frau Dagmar Hartopp) (Shrub - rugosa) (1914)
- Therese Bugnet (shrub - rugosa) (1950)
- Marie Bugnet (shrub - rugosa) (1963)
- Purple Pavement (shrub - rugosa - Pavement) (1984)
- Country Dancer (shrub - Griffith Buck) (1973)
- Hawkeye Belle (shrub - Griffith Buck) (1975)
- Carefree Beauty (shrub - Griffith Buck) (1977)
- Jens Munk (shrub - rugosa - Explorer) (1974)
- William Baffin (shrub - Explorer) (1983)
- Alexander MacKenzie (shrub - Explorer) (1985)
- John Davis (shrub - Explorer) (1986)
- J.F. Quadra (shrub/climber - Explorer) (1995)
Gardening Books and Bibles
- Growing Perennials in Cold Climates (Whitman)
- Growing Roses in Cold Climates (Whitman)
- Growing Shrubs & Small Trees in Cold Climates (Whitman)
- English Cottage Gardening (Hensel)
- Monet's Passion (Murray)
- Gardens of the Wine Country (Chappellet)
- The Wild Gardener, The Life & Selected Writings of Eloise Butler (Hellander)
- Glorious Gardens (Heriteau)
- The Gardens of Gertrude Jekyll (Bisgrove)
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- curb appeal??
- Things That Rock
- blogger awards
- a lot of stuff blooming!
- more dahlias and glads
- whiskey barrels
- cimicifuga - snakeroot
- I'm not obsessed, really
- a fun walk-about
- ripen, ripen, ripen...
- summer gardens
- Some good reading
- sometimes you just have to smile
- too much yakking
- a bunch of daylilies
- way to go, General Mills
- pinks and blues
- I'm ba-a-ack!
- lotsa lily pads and a beaver lodge
- seven random things about me
- summer reading
- it takes two
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11 comments:
Love the photos. Happy 4th to you also.
Happy Fourth to you. Love the lily pads. Do you ever see the beavers?
That is one impressive beaver lodge. I just kayaked up to one today, but your beavers have a much more impressive structure.
Happy 4th to you, too. Hey, I guess procrastination is one of the traits we share!
Okay, so do you take the pictures with your digital and then use your USB cable to get them onto your computer? I've been seriously thinking I need to get more techno-minded and you seem to do it better than almost anyone else I know.
Beautiful and oh so relaxing-looking. I can almost hear the frogs at night.
Wow, that Rodrigo sure gets around with his spam.
Great lily pad photos and that is a big lodge. Water lilies have such perfect blooms.
Love looking at your flowers and seeing what grows well in your area since we're in the same zone. Check out my blog sometime - I would love to get visitors and feedback. http://ndgardengirl.blogspot.com/
Hi everybody - hope you all had a great 4th!
Kitt - haven't seen the beavers - but now that we're making more trips back there, hopefully we will.
Yeah, Rodrigo went bye-bye - and now I'll have to put the protector on my comments too - funny that we both got hit at about the same time...
Trailhead - I'm sure our beavers are required to keep up with the other building going on around the lake - you know, put up a McMansion where a small house would do just fine. (sigh)
Tristi - how nice you are - thank you!! Yes, I put the photos from digital camera on my computer using a USB (there's a card reader involved too). I have Windows on my PC, so put the photos in "My Pictures" and then manipulate them from there - compress, etc. I'm going to show this to Mark, and if there's more you need to know, I'll leave a note on your blog. I'm not super knowledgeable about all this - but I know some of the people who read my blog are, so you may get some help from them too.
Iowa Gardening Woman - I love the lily pad blooms - when there's a big patch of them blooming all at once it is awesome!
ndgardengirl - thanks for visiting my blog! I just looked at your blog - very nice - love the photos. I have that Raspberry Wine monarda too - it's such a gorgeous color. Please stop by again.
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