- 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: August 2008
The last touch of August.
Well there was a break in the rain today. Look who finally showed her head. This is the first bloom on my yellow dinner plate Dahlia’s. Last year I had a cluster of 6 plants. This is the only one … Continue reading
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The last throes of summer
I must apologise for not being the dedicated blogger I aspire to be. Not only is summer waining, but my time too seems to be slipping away. Between the kids, the bears, the heat, the rain, and our busy family … Continue reading
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Arrr, there be bear here.
Well another reminder to be on high alert. Its bear season.This year has been a particularly bad year for the bears.An extreamly cold and wet winter, lead to low berry’s crops out in the bush. They are visiting neighborhoods like … Continue reading
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It looks like summer again.
The rain finally stoped. I got out into the garden this morning and finally got those grasses planted. It sure smells nice out there after a summers rain.
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Glorious Grasses
The guest speaker at the garden club last night was Ewan Mackenzie from Exemplar Horticulture They specialise in gorgeous grasses. It was wonderful to get some detailed information on grasses, from the horses mouth so to speak. He had a … Continue reading
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Hair down to his knees.
Come together- The Beatles. Here come old flattop he come grooving up slowlyHe got joo-joo eyeball he one holy rollerHe got hair down to his kneeGot to be a joker he just do what he please He wear no shoeshine … Continue reading
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Summer in the city.
Well despite the excruciating humidity and heat, we had a lovely weekend. Playing tourist in our own city, we wandered through the downtown doing something very un garden related, looking at classic cars. I have a lot of respect for … Continue reading
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GTS Sedium
JoinThe Sedium is just starting to blush. It should make a lovely fall display! We are out and about for the day. Hopefully everyone has a great weekend! Happy GTS! Gardeners, Plant and Nature lovers can join in every Sunday, … Continue reading
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Hot enough for ya?
Well its hot out there. So hot that all I can acomplish at the end of the day is a good soak for the garden. I havent the energy for anything more in this heat. The flower’s need dead heading, … Continue reading
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A project unfinished, as per usual.
I spent a good part of yesterday in the garden, working on my path, edging it with small rocks. I finally got to a point where I was able to get rid of the awful pavers.They worked fabulously when I … Continue reading
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