- 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: May 2009
In Memory’s Garden
Yesterday was the New Westminster Heritage Homes Tour. I go on this homes parade every year with my sister. A true Heritage homes nut. This year we were quite the sight. Both pregnant, with not to far to go, we … Continue reading
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It looks like spring, and feels like summer!
The warm weather has been hitting the west coast for the last little while.Flowers are blooming,the Bees buzzing,even the Dragon Fly’s are on full patrol.Ive been enjoying myself.In the backyard the Veggies are also enjoying the weather.Most have perked up … Continue reading
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A good day to kill my back.
I hurt.I over did it today in the garden.Not a big surprise.I tend to get carried away. I caught up on a lot of overdue maintenance.The Heather pods at the front of the garden were overgrown.Beautiful when they were blooming.Kind … Continue reading
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In Bloom
The Alliums have awoken in my garden. I have had them in my backyard for a couple of years now, but this is the first year their artistic flare will strut their stuff in the front garden.These tall flowers make … Continue reading
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The Someday Veggie Beds…..
My someday veggie beds, are someday no more! After a lot of hard work and determination, our Victoria Day long weekend project is complete.I had a lot of help with this project. My tireless husband Michael,slagged away ripping up the … Continue reading
My Visit to Minter Gardens
Friday was a perfect day for an adventure.So adventure we did!We packed up the kids,suffering through 70 minutes of screaming (ahh the joys of travelling with a teething tot!)and 20 minutes of napping,we finally arrived at our destination.Minter Gardens. It … Continue reading
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A Glimpse into my Garden
The late spring flowers are making a scene! Subtle, yet bold.They awaken the senses.And tickle the imagination!
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A Successful Sale
I spent the afternoon cleaning up some spring bulbs.She spent the afternoon collecting,rocks,flowers.She collected her treasures, and set up her store front.A neighbor walking by was her first customer.Gifted a rock,a special rock.One of her favorites,with a neat stripe running … Continue reading
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The End of the Balck Walnut.
Well today was the day.We said good-bye to the tree. I have had a love hate relationship with this tree for a long time.It has frustrated me with its leaves,killed many a plant tucked under its canopy,and yet…It was a … Continue reading
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An argument in favour of the rain.
Its been raining.I have few words for this other than; its about time.The sunny days were nice,I’m not arguing their merit.I am however arguing for the necessity of spring rain.Without it there would be no flowers.Despite the added benefit it … Continue reading
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