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The grass I don't have to mow!

Oct 19, 2009
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Many Spring transplants & new beds. Always so much to do & this is just the front of the house. A couple more beds & I'll only be mowing walking Paths!

Ian, our newly rescued poodle

Feb 20, 2009

Ian hasn't been with us long enough to have any photos from our gardens. We rescued him from the Indianapolis Poodle Rescue in Nov, he was a year old in Dec.


Recent comments


Re: Pink on pink

Been having trouble with all my bee balms in my latest gardens, grey fungus - lousy, short lived blooms, etc. Very unlike past experiences with this plant.
Any ideas?

posted: 10:18 am on November 4th  

Re: Botany of Desire on PBS

I read this book when it first came out a number of years ago & found 4 very unique stories & some interesting thoughts on life...

"Could it be that sweetness is the prototype of all desire?"
or this comment out of context:
"Memory is the enemy of wonder… unless you are a child, wonder depends on forgetting."

This is a real good read & should be a great PBS special!

posted: 11:18 am on October 19th