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Reading or weeding...
Whether we're reading or weeding, our garden plots offer a place for creative minds to relax, refresh. . . and sometimes rewrite. Welcome to our little garden spot on the Web. While you're here, we hope you'll pick a couple of titles from the garden of novels we're growing.
This blog's creator:
DEBORAH RANEY's first novel, A Vow to Cherish, inspired the World Wide Pictures film of the same title and launched Deb’s writing career. Forty books later, she's still creating stories that touch hearts and lives. A RITA Award, Carol Award, and National Readers Choice Award winner and three-time Christy Award finalist, Deb is a recent transplant to Missouri, having moved with her husband, Ken Raney, from their native Kansas. They love road trips, Friday garage sale dates, time with their kids and grandkids, and breakfast on the screened porch overlooking their wooded backyard. (For photos of the Raney garden, visit A Kansas Prairie Garden.)
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8 comments:
Sigh ... my mother had gardens like that, and when we lived in Southern California, I had some gorgeous flowers. Pansies, Hybiscus in every color!
Here in Georgia, I have azaleas - and azaleas. That's all I can keep alive.
Every time I try to turn the soil, it's full of roots. I gave up years ago. Sheesh.
You are such a beautiful person,and I love how you share the story of your mother. Your gardens are amazing.You are such a blessing,just one of those girls who you would love to have lunch with and just chat..Blessings
Don't you just love pansies? I plant them in late fall, and since the winters here aren't too bad, they will live all winter, even blossing sometimes in Jan and Feb. I think they should have been called toughies instead of pansies. :)
OOOOOO I love the flowers. Especially the bright pink color. Can you tell I like pink? *smiling*
That's too funny, Vickie. Toughies instead of Pansies. hehe
Debra Ullrick
www.DebraUllrick.com
Beautiful! Looks like you're as talented with flowers as you are with a pen. I love pansies. (Sometimes I wash them and put them in salads, since they are edible. It's fun to watch my husband and two son's reactions to flowers in their salad!)
My paternal grandmother's name was Pansy. :) Her garden was a wonderland of flowers and vegetables.
My mom had a beautiful pansy pitcher. It was the one thing I wanted of hers. Got lots of things but the pitcher was missing. :-( Oh well, I remember it each time I see a pansy.
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