Coastal Gardening

A conversation among gardeners faced with the challenges of sandy soil and paltry rainfall.

Friday, April 29, 2011

Husbands and hedge trimmers

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Rule No. 1. Don't allow your husband in the front yard with a hedge trimmer unsupervised. The tragedy began when we returned home to fin...
Monday, April 11, 2011

Peach buds by the dozen

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My Bonfire Patio Peach is advertised as ornamental but the branches are lined with dozens of baby peaches. Last year, the first year in my g...
Wednesday, April 6, 2011

The Lovely Lady Banks

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Wilmington may be famous for azaleas (dogwoods, redbuds, cherry, peach, crab apple and apricot trees), but the Lady Banks rose is my absol...
Sunday, February 13, 2011

Taking advantage of a glorious day

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A beautiful day in the garden! After brunch and a walk on the beach, there was no reason to go inside, so I started a late winter cleanup of...
Sunday, February 6, 2011

Daffodils near sunroom

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After a pleasant walk around the neighborhood this morning, I checked the garden in front of my sunroom and Viola! Daffodils! Many of them, ...
Sunday, October 17, 2010

Plants, trees need mulch this winter

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I heard from a landscaper that plants will need a thick layer of mulch this winter. Our super hot, super dry summer caused the thin feeder r...
Saturday, September 25, 2010

Propagating Mexican Bush Sage

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I was planning to purchase more Mexican Bush Sage next spring but just discovered the plant is easy to propagate. Just break off some stal...
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Georgia Ann Mullen
I've been a newspaper reporter, magazine editor and feature writer. Have lived in several cities throughout the Northeast but now reside on the sunny North Carolina coast, where I'm learning the art of coastal gardening. I've published two historical novels in my Canal Tales series: A Shocking & Unnatural Incident and Wixumlee is My Salvation. The first is a historical novel about three young women whose lives reflect the three issues leading up to the First Woman's Rights Convention in Seneca Falls, NY in 1848. The second book is a character study on regaining courage
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