Wow. Blogger is totally different. And the season has shifted into hot weather. The world is moving toooo fast! Not really, I’m just a bit slow; can’t believe how much time since my last post. I planted a few more trees, the bald cypress -which I’m very excited about, and the other Prairiefire Crabapple. I […]
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Spring is Upon Thee
Charles Dickens That was a memorable day to me, for it made great changes in me. But, it is the same with any life. Imagine one selected day struck out of it, and think how different its course would have been. Pause you who read this, and think for a moment of the long chain […]
Le Dent de Lion
I saw the first sprinkle of dandelions blooming in my lawn. Of course, I have been well aware of their presence, since their spreading sunburst of leaves have been burgeoning along quite hardily all season. I have already paid my little girl for a couple buckets worth that she has dug from the gardens. Dandelions […]
metamorphine – horticulture section
metamorphine – horticulture section is a blog I found in my referrers section. It is written in German so I don’t understand a word, but you can appreciate the beautiful photos in any language. Worth the look-see for that alone! And if you understand German, it looks like a goldmine ( of info, of course). […]
Wildflowers
Today we took a walk in the park, checking out the wildflowers. It was a peaceful time with few people, some joggers and some birders mainly. The woods are fairly sparse at this time of year, with only the buckeyes sprouting leaves and the rustle of old foliage on young beech trees. It was a […]
Getting Down To Business
Here is my garden work survey, from viewing the garden this year: Weeding lots of switch grass coming up -as usual- front main perennial bed most in need of attention * also remove from around magnolia, dig up whole section of sweet woodruff to take rye grass out and replant woodruff. Dandelions -mainly around Fringetree […]
