Jayne's Country Garden

A novice expat gardener from England enjoying the challenge of creating a garden from scratch in Texas ...

Sunday, February 27, 2011

Dancing Ballerinas

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  As I've mentioned before, I'm originally from England and I get my love of gardening from my parents.  My mum always has breathtak...
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Sunday, February 20, 2011

Signs of Spring

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I got all excited last week when I noticed the daffodil bulbs I had planted just a few weeks ago were putting up leaves, which at the time w...
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Sunday, February 13, 2011

The Gardening Bug Has Bitten, and a Kitten Update

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It happens around this time every year.  The sun is shining, but it's cool enough to garden in comfort.  That rare season when I can pla...
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Sunday, February 6, 2011

After the Freeze

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OK, so perhaps Houston over-reacted to the impending snow... I'm happy to know that the rest of the country found us amusing!   ...
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Sunday, January 16, 2011

The Armchair Gardener

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  This weekend has been quite mild and I had planned to get out in the garden today and do some cleanup.  But when I looked outside this mor...
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Sunday, January 9, 2011

Project Feeder Watch

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One of my favorite pastimes is watching the birds in our garden, although due to my work schedule I don't get to do it nearly enough - u...
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Sunday, January 2, 2011

New Year's Clean Up

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We were blessed with absolutely gorgeous weather this weekend so I made the most of it and spent time outside, planting daffodil bulbs and d...
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Jayne
Originally from England, I have lived in the Houston area since 1982.  
 
My husband Eric and I live in the small town of Tomball, Texas, just outside of Houston.  
 
I've had a love of gardening since I was little and am now enjoying the challenge of creating a serene garden retreat and wildlife habitat at our new home.  
 
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