Garden Poem of the Day A Pride of Tiger Lilies By Bill Dogget While weeding in my vegetable garden, I took a needed break, from my hoeing, I gazed along the creek over the glen, A pride of tiger lilies opening. It appeared to me an exposition, A thousand deep, emerging on parade. Row on row and column after column, In full regalia, a marching brigade. A brilliant orange with narrow spots of brown, On each top hat, a yellow pollen crown. Shoulder to shoulder in closed rank column, Marching, marching in ornamental plume.
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Fresh eggs x fresh strawberries ❤🌱 credit: @magnolia_gardenco . . . 🔶 Garden Poem of the Day 🔶 . "A Pride of Tiger Lilies" By Bill Dogget While weeding in my vegetable garden, I took a needed break, from my hoeing, I gazed along the creek over the glen, A pride of tiger lilies opening. It appeared to me an exposition, A thousand deep, emerging on parade. Row on row and column after column, In full regalia, a marching brigade. A brilliant orange with narrow spots of brown, On each top hat, a yellow pollen crown. Shoulder to shoulder in closed rank column, Marching, marchig in ornamental plume. .______________________________________________________________ . Want to be featured on our page? Use #thehappygardeninglife in your posts! 🌱 . . . . . #happygardening #happygardener #happygardeners #gardening #garden #gardener #organicgardening #urbangardening #greenthumb #growforit #growyourown #growyourownfood #homegrown #homestead #urbangarden #plant #plants #fresheggs #eggs #strawberries #freshstrawberries #homegrownstrawberries #homesteading #poem #poemoftheday #gardenpoems
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Gardener's Quote of the Day "Gardens are not made by singing 'Oh, how beautiful,' and sitting in the shade. "
— Rudyard Kipling
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Gardening Question of the Day How often do you recommend fertilizing?
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