Thursday, August 22, 2013. In this spring the garden has found its new masters, who want to carry on what we started seventeen years ago. I started this blog on the garden six years ago, on the feast of Fruit-Grafting Lady,. I say thank to all the Readers for your interest, the confirmations and support. Thanks to all who stood by us in the difficult time when we sold the garden, who encouraged and comforted us, shared our ad, and especially to those who prayed for us.

Learning gardening by getting out there and doing it! April 4, 2011. Still Live and Kicking! Posted by Ria under Uncategorized. I must admit that I have been simply itching to get back to blogging since Spring decided to creep around the corner, but have to make an apology for my lateness.

A stripping bunny, but not the kind one would expect. Terrariums, dig it? September 26, 2017. Breaking down the garden, the Fall ritual. Let there be light, and less weed trees.

A journey of trying to be better to myself through diet, exercise and spiritual growth. Tuesday, June 28, 2011. I love potatos and was grilling steak so pototos are perfect. Wanting something different I came up with this recipe. I used 3 potatos and it made more than 3 servings. I modified the recipe so that I can count it on my Weight Watchers Points Plus for one person. 2 t sour cream plus. 2 t shredded cheese plus 1 t.

My blog is mostly about wildlife, particularly birds, walking, days out, all growing things and anything else that comes to mind. To view pictures in larger format, just click on any picture. Sunday, 18 March 2018. Daffodils in the snow at Petworth Park. I need some fresh air but the snow had fallen again overnight. So headed off to my local National Trust which is Petworth Park.

I love to take photographs of flowers and I have a photographic library full of them. As much as I love flowers, especially wildflowers, I am notoriously bad at growing them. I plan to post shots of cultivars and wildflowers in a wide range of colors and from a wide range of places. Saturday, December 24, 2011. This is only a portion of the leaves that we collected in our yard this year. We will just mow over the rest of them.

which is never really a bad thing.

Un giardino di perenni in Ticino. Questa specie mi piace soprattutto per la foglia fine e che secca piuttosto velocemente lasciando tutto lo spazio necessario alle piccole perenni di crescere.

Wednesday, November 8, 2017. Surrounding native vegetation often hid the invaders. Dappled sunlight could also be effective camouflage. Despite these obstacles, I drastically reduced the number of unwelcome shrubs. Even shrubs that appear impossible to miss can be hidden from view. This Bush Honeysuckle could not be seen from the other side of the tree. The clump may appear to be spread over a rather wide space, but clipping the.