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January 11, 2014

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Winter Gardening

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For the passionate gardener who lives in a cold climate, winters can be long.

But then again, I suspect that many of us have indoor plants. Some of us may have lots and lots of plants.

Tending houseplants may not replace those splendid afternoons spent in the orchard, but it does keep you in touch with green, growth and gardening — even if only in it’s simplified version.

These jade plants grew from cuttings I took from discarded jade branches a neighbor had added to the compost pile last spring. They have turned out to be nice plants.

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  1. joelle fourcroy
    Jan 11 2014

    Merci pour cette jolie histoire de plantes d’intérieur . Il suffit de quelque jolies plantes placées devant la fenêtre pour agrémenter une grande fenêtre habillée d’un vieux rideau légèrement déchirée . Ces fleurs viendront enjoliver un nouveau jardin que j’espère acquérir au printemps . Toujours autant de symboles positifs dans vos récits Stefan.

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    • Jan 11 2014

      Merci Joëlle. Bonne fin de semaine!

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  2. Cindy
    Jan 11 2014

    I took a cutting from a Jade Plant in the library during my university days.. It has produced many plants, some given to friends..and memories everytime I see it’s off shoots..

    However, don’t orget the pleasure of seed/plant catalogues and planning for next year’s season!

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    • Jan 11 2014

      Thanks Cindy. I have started dusting and cleaning around in the light garden. Happy winter gardening!

      Reply

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