- 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: April 2009
Im ready, now where’s that inspector?
Continuing the Saga of the Backyard tree….It has been confirmed. She is a Black Walnut. I know in my last post about said tree, I stated that she was a Chestnut Tree, well…..I never really believed that. When we first … Continue reading
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A Gardener in the making.
We’ve been planting and tending to our new herbs over the weekend. My daughter has taken to them quite quickly. She loves the smells. I have to admit as a pregnant woman with an over sensitive nose, the smells are … Continue reading
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Buried and watered, here lies a plan.
The front yard is not complete. There are corners unfinished, laden with work tools and excess rock or dirt. It is really hard to see that though. Especially while you are staring at the flowers. Captivating sure somes it up. … Continue reading
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My Dandelion Wrangler
Welcome to The Dandelion Wrangler! As you can see I have quite the gardener’s helper. Problem is she’s in absolute looove with the dreaded Dandelions!This little bunch made it inside the house into a pot of water, where she lovingly … Continue reading
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The Dandelion Wrangler
I’m ending this blog and starting anew. No good reason really, just a bunch of little ones. When I started this blog well over a year ago, the caption under the title read: The Antics of a novice gardener. I … Continue reading
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Happy Easter Weekend!
I just wanted to wish all of my readers a Happy Easter. Was the chocolate bunny good to you?
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Such a quick seasonal correction
Today was warm and inviting.Frankly it would have been rude not to go play in it. Yes, Mother Nature. We do remember you are firmly in charge.Of course your April fools joke was brilliant.Your so sneaky!We should have known you … Continue reading
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The first of the hyacinths
The Crocus’ are akin to the dimming of the lights before the production begins. They want you in your seats for the first act.The Hyacinths, dazzling in colours, and rich in smells draw you into to spring.Dressed and ready they … Continue reading
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Strange days..
The weather has been interesting the last few days. Yesterday was gorgeous and sunny,with a side of ferocious winds.I heard the winds were strong that small boats were being knocked around in English Bay.Right at the cusp of a mountain, … Continue reading
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Catching up.
So I’m a little behind. We had a power issue last week that zapped our server. I currently do not have access to any of my pictures, old, or just the one I hadn’t blogged with yet. So I waited, … Continue reading
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