- Gardening is a kind of disease. It infects you, you cannot escape it. When you go visiting, your eyes rove about the garden; you interrupt the serious cocktail drinking because of an irresistible impulse to get up and pull a weed. ~Lewis Gannit
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Monthly Archives: July 2008
Garden in the Rain
Garden in The Rain T’was just a garden in the rainClose to a little leafy laneA touch of color ’neath skies of grayThe raindrops kissed the flowerbedsThe blossoms raised their leafy headsA perfumed thank youThey seemed to say Surely here … Continue reading
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A sweet pea from my sweet
From the smallest hands come the most wonderful joys. My 3 year old participated in some Green Thumb classes during late spring/early summer. These were the fruits of her labour.She’s been very excited watching these pods grow! Frankly so am … Continue reading
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Christmas in July
A new Obelisk and a gated arc. One can understand why it feels like Christmas. This is my favorite time of year. The stores start itching to change to the next season, even though there is still plenty of summer … Continue reading
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The drummer is in.
What is it about the Bee Balm’s that remind me of Animal from The Muppet’s? Wild and untamed, with a shock of red hair. Hmm, sounds like my daughter too!Ah, well it must be a good connection in my mind, … Continue reading
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Tagged….
Well I have been tagged by an old friend over at Cooking and UNcooking So here are the rules. The Rules: Link to the person who tagged you Post the rules on the blog Write six random things about yourself … Continue reading
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Let the sun shine in.
Things are happening here.Day by day new flowers are appearing, and even the late perennials are starting to come up. I’m still waiting for a few. There’s still hope, they had a cold wet spring, but its been warm lately. … Continue reading
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Just a minor infactuation.
I thought, it truly wouldn’t be an obsession unless I posted about Echineachea’s for yet another day. well I cant be helped. They are gorgeous, and they are coming in fast A few of these were plants I picked up … Continue reading
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Something a little sweet.
Well yesterday was an ordinary day. I sifted through a little dirt in the afternoon…..still looking…hoping, and found nothing. So close to giving up I retreated to my room where I had thrown my gardening clothes that dreadful day I … Continue reading
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Looking forward
Yesterday was another garden club meet up night. We had lots of fun. The guest speaker was from one of the big grower company’s. She was going over the hot perennials for this year and some for next. I now … Continue reading
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Beep..beep…..beep :(
Well a whole lot of silliness, but no ring.I can’t seem to walk by this flower without taking its picture.
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