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SPedigrees reacted to Shades-of-Oregon's post in the thread Are azaleas a type of rhododendron? with
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Interesting discussion. I never really thought about it that way. Most Azaleas are deciduous, but true Rhododendrons are usually... -
Eastern TN has some wonderful places to see the rhodies in bloom. :)
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The drive through the Coast Range from the Rogue River Valley down the Smith River to the Pacific Coast — beautiful rhododendrons and...
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SPedigrees reacted to Shades-of-Oregon's post in the thread Are azaleas a type of rhododendron? with Love.
It is amazing the value of spring trees, shrubs and bulbs akin to the PNW. It is always a joyous scene and coupled with a butterfly or...
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Most of our azaleas are blossoming earlier than Rhododendrons, here is one we transplanted from the old flower bed - originally, it's...
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SPedigrees replied to the thread Gone to the Dogs.I have a pack again! Mabel is no longer an only dog. Some form of craziness took over and I added these two (from a rescue I'd adopted...
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SPedigrees replied to the thread Concerned About Growing Old?.Oh don't I know it!
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SPedigrees replied to the thread Restarting the garden.You are at least a month ahead of me, and I have to wait until then for outdoor gardens to look anything remotely. like yours. You've...
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Corn popping up! I soak for 48hrs, really helps to soak seeds. Potatoes coming up Carrots popping up.
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SPedigrees replied to the thread Phaedra's 2025 Journey.Mother Nature is surely smiling upon you, Phaedra. You are a true artist of garden landscapes.
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After a few hours work, half of the pond area looks nice again. I removed some Iris and made this spot a maple corner now
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Today, I cleaned half of our west-facing garden - majorly, mowing, trimming, and weeding. From a dull, waterlogged lawn to a vibrant...
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The fragrance of the plants — It means Spring to me :). Steve
