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Wildflower Gardening In Middle Tennessee

Home of the Practically Perfect Pink Phlox and other native plants for pollinators

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Wednesday, June 4, 2008

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WILDFLOWER WEDNESDAY CELEBRATING WILDFLOWERS ALL OVER THE BLOGOSPHERE

Please join in a Celebration of ALL Wildflowers on the Fourth Wednesday of Each Month

WANT TO HELP POLLINATORS?

Plant smarter~plant more flowers and don't use pesticides.

Garden Agreements

I promise to honor my garden; to not fall prey to comparisons and the dissatisfaction they breed; to not for a minute think a gorgeous flowering face is enough to base a gardening relationship upon and to never, ever disparage the garden to another gardener...more

The Fling

WELCOME TO MY Zone 7-ish Mostly Native Garden, I'm Glad You Stopped By!

I've been gardening here for more than 30 years. Plants have to be rugged to survive our wet winters and dry summers~that's why I plant Middle Tennessee and Cedar Glade natives that will grow and thrive in clay and limestone. You can email me at gailtiles@gmail.com with your wildflower gardening questions.