Leafy Pages
BreePersonal field notes about experiment and discoveries of the wonders of nature in the dirt of my backyard, a perennial journey of tending garden of plants and my soul.
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Morning Garden Round - August 3, 2026
Moss Rose
I grow this almost every year because its colorful flowers are just so cheerful. It was a staple plant at my grandma’s place, so it always brings back sweet memories.
Despite the name, it is not a true rose. It is act...
Morning Garden Round - July 30, 2026
Rowan
This graceful tree in the nearby park caught my eye. Its glowing clusters of fiery orange-red berries stand out brilliantly against the fern-like leaves. There are many berry-bearing trees in the region, but this is defini...
Morning Garden Round - July 29 2026
The tomatoes in the garden are ripe, but the robins had the first bite of the first ripe tomato! I only grow two varieties: Better Boy and Early Girl. They might not be tastier than store-bought luxury tomatoes, but I find great joy...
Morning Garden Round - July 28 2026
I love coleus for their bold color palettes, they do great in both sun and shade.
Native to the tropical and subtropical regions of Southeast Asia, India, Africa, and Australia, coleus was introduced to the Western world in the mid-...
Morning Garden Round - July 27 2026
Yarrow is such a productive plant. I bought just one pot last year, and it has rewarded my minimal care with over 20 plants this year, thanks to its rapid propagation through creeping rhizomes and abundant self-seeding.
Because it t...
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