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Quote of the
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"The artist is the confidant of nature, flowers carry on dialogues with him through the graceful bending of their stems and the harmoniously tinted nuances of their blossoms. Every flower has a cordial word which nature dissects toward him." ...Auguste Rodin
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GardenLife's Sneak Peeks
This week's radio shows
Saturday, August 14 8-9am PDT / 11am-Noon EDT
Visit Australia, California, Chile, the Mediterranean basin and South Africa with Chris Wassenberg, the Leaning Pine Arboretum manager located in San Luis Obispo, California. He will tell us all about some intriguing plants from the world's five Mediterranean climate regions. Go to their website to learn more. Call John, Sharon or Bryan with your gardening questions at 1-866-606-TALK (8255).
Sunday, August 15 8-10 PDT, 11am-1pm EDT
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2010 Horticulturists of the Year
The culmination of over 50 years of work in the gardening arena was recognized Monday, August 10th, as Bruce and Sharon Asakawa (that's right, GardenLife's very own Sharon!) were named and honored by the San Diego Horticultural Society as the 2010 Horticulturists of the Year. Bruce and Sharon are the 15th recipients of this esteemed award, in league with some of San Diego's finest horticulturalists.
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Did You
Know?
The largest aquatic plant is Victoria amazonica with massive floating leaves measuring up to 8-9 ft in diameter growing on 23-26 ft. long stalks. Named after Queen Victoria, the blooms open at night. The flowers are white the first night, become pink the second night and are pollinated by scarab beetles. Although the leaves are delicate, they can support up to 70 pounds. |
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Shutterbug Contest

Be the first person to correctly identify this plant and you'll win a free book
This week's prize from Cool Springs Press: "Can't Miss Small Space Gardening" by Melinda Myers
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LAST CHANCE! Order Cool Season Veggies Now!
Order cool season tomatoes, onions and artichoke for immediate shipping..
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What's Blooming in Our Gardens?
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|  Japanese White Watermelon (Sharon's) Tangerine Streams -2011 Rose (John's)
Double Oriental Lily
(John's) Tondo di Piacenza Squash (Sharon's) |
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 The breathtaking beauty of bearded irises can now be enjoyed more than once a season. Breeders have introduced a variety of reblooming Irises, which flower again from late July into October, or even later in warmer areas. This Double Vision™ collection includes one each of seven varieties. Enjoy double the color without any extra work or cost.
Our price: $24.95
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