So I had some surgery on Friday, and am still quite sore and won’t be able to do much in the garden for a week or so. Hopefully will get …
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15 years ago
Thanks to Jim Lahey (http://www.sullivanstreetbakery.com/recipes/noknead.html) great bread is easy to do. Impress your friends! Eat well! The only thing you need is a heavy – preferably cast iron, pot with …
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15 years ago
So there I was, looking over one of my favorite blogs: (http://cowgirlscountry.blogspot.com/) and she had made a breakfast fatty. Basically a fillling, wrapped in sausage, wrapped in bacon. I’m not sure …
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The last few years I’ve been waging war against chipmunks. Last year I eliminated more than 10.
Some of you may protest, they are cute. Yes they are, sadly they …
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It seems like every day something new is going on. The Clematis is reaching peak bloom.
The burgundy lily has popped, this hue is so intense. The iris is at peak. …
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I suppose it is always in transistion. One of the goals when I started, was to always have something in bloom from thaw through frost. Here we are in early June, …
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Right about now everything is going great guns. The roses are popping and all else is coming into bloom.
Here are the pics from tonight:
The foxglove is blooming.
Gotta …
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As previously mentioned, my company, along with our sister company performed our social day cleaning up the grounds of a worthy organization. However since it is already posted on the …
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I came home to see this!
These are so beautiful!
And lastly, the last of the lettuce harvest.
Looks like the Rose Party will be this weekend. Until Later.
