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Celebrating Color in My Cottage Garden

July 2, 2022July 2, 2022

Annuals, Autumn, Beans, Black-Eyed Susans, Canna, Coneflowers, Container Garden, Elephant Ears, Hardy Hibiscus, Impatiens, Jacki Kellum Garden, Jacki Kellum Watercolor, Jacki Kellum Watercolor Painting, Jacki Kellum Watercolor Paintings, Kitchen Garden, Milkweed, Pineapple Sage, Scarecrows

I enjoy several things about gardening. I like watching things grow, and I like spending time outside in nature. But I think that I get my main enjoyments from the kaleidoscopic splashes of color that are ever-changing, according to the

June 12, 2022June 12, 2022

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Arbors, Beans, Edible Plants, Herbs, Kitchen Garden, Pineapple Sage, Scarecrows, Tomato, Vegetables

I have read that as people began planting their food, as opposed to hunting and gathering for it, the first kitchen gardens began. With that in mind, we might call any place where we grow food a kitchen garden–what the

August 11, 2021

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Arbors Trellises and Obelisks, Elements of a Cottage Garden, Jacki Kellum Garden, Rustic Accents in the Garden, Scarecrows

Someone asked me about an iron piece that she had spied peeking from behind the mature plants in front of it. I told her that I’d share some of the places that I have used similar iron panels. I believe

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Celebrating Color in My Cottage Garden

What Is A Kitchen Garden or Potager?

Using Rustic, Vintage Fence Panels, Gates, & Other Salvaged Pieces As Trellises In My Garden