Horticulture aesthetic

'No Dig’ gardening, the ingenious, increasingly popular method pioneered by Englishman Charles Dowding, lets you make the most of your vegetable garden—without spending all your time weeding.

Our USDA Hardiness zone is 4b, but after this being my fourth year gardening here, I find our soil thaws earlier and i can plant things out early than the recorded last frost date of May 12th. So I am more inclined to start cold hardy seeds earlier in the season.

Last month we spent a few days in San Francisco, exploring the city. We’ve been wanting to share this post for a while now, but we took hundreds of photos on our trip, so it took longer than usual to get them all here. 🙂 Our San Francisco trip flew by, but we had the best time … Continue reading "San Francisco, CA"

Green academia, also known by various other names[Note 1], is a splinter Academia aesthetic specializing in biology and earth sciences, especially botany, ecology, geobiology, mycology, and zoology. Green academia is similar to Goblincore in its appreciation of nature, collecting of trinkets, and, in some respects, fashion, however green academia has more of a focus on knowledge and science. Although social sciences are emphasized less in green academia than in other academic aesthetics…

Our annual house is in full blossom with colorful annual flats and hanging baskets! #lintonsgardencentre #hangingbaskets #annual plants

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