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Garden walks with Judy: It’s not too late to plant seeds Original

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By Judy Terry
| Iowa City Press-Citizen Verified
In my mail this week, two packages of seeds arrived. You might think that it’s a little late to be directly seeding anything, but the June warmth from the soil and sun is just right for starting some vegetables. Green beans, cucumbers, beets, radishes, summer squash, even corn, potatoes, and pumpkins are a few to consider.
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Garden Walks with Judy: Yellow roses, pink peonies, blue moon | Column Original

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By Judy Terry
| Iowa City Press-Citizen Verified
When I was growing up we had a large rose bush near a corner of our house. It was very thorny and they were long enough to catch me if I cut too near trying to elude my chasing brothers. However, my parents loved it as it bloomed vibrant yellow around June 1, their wedding anniversary. It was called Harison’s rose and was the first yellow rose developed in the 1830s that was not red or pink. It only blooms once for a week or so and then resorts to petals and thorns.
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Garden Walks with Judy: It’s time to plant the garden | Column Original

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By Judy Terry
| Iowa City Press-Citizen Verified
With great pleasure, I spent part of Mother’s Day digging in the dirt. At last, sunny days and warmer nights are here and the growing season begins. As always, I planted old standbys such as tomatoes, marigolds, and one of my favorites, a blue Columbine. A miniature rose has popped up and is looking good, plus the lilies are sprouting in places I don’t remember planting them.
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