Always a day late and a dollar short, my Wildflower Wednesday post is on Thursday. While Gail, Carrie and I took photos of the …
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The wasp in 3B
A slender mud-dauber wasp moved into the garden this summer. He lives in a little teapot, the bird house 3B. At first, he …
Dear Friends and Gardeners, June 21, 2010
Dear Carol, Mary Ann and all those who walk in the garden way, This time of year, the sun is all smiles for the garden. In …
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Not your garden variety visit
It's a good day when your friend, Gail of Clay and Limestone, emails you from Tennessee and says she'll be passing …
Wordless Wednesday: What do little raccoons dream of?
What are their little nightmares? Me, with a .22 doing my best imitation of Annie Oakley. No, make that a double barrel over …
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Garden Bloggers Bloom Day June 15, 2010
This was supposed to be the daylily show, but after twelve inches of rain in 24 hours, the daylilies will need to show off another …
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Winner of The Nonstop Garden
The winner of the book, The Nonstop Garden, by Stephanie Cohen and Jennifer Benner, who guest posted recently, is Pat. I've …
Wordless Wednesday: sublime climber
If you'd like to visit my Lowe's post this week on attracting wildlife, please go here. …
A scurry and a flurry, Sharon and Jeff came to visit
What would you do if garden royalty (she's going to kill me) said she'd like to meet you and see your garden? Would you …
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For the love of chickens and a dairy free frittata
Chicken love. It's in magazines everywhere lately. I made a run to Barnes & Noble bookstore and picked up a few favorite …
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Deadheading as meditation instead of work
Home keeping I like, but housekeeping is a chore. That's why my house isn't spotless, but my kids get good dinners most …
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Dear Friends and Gardeners, May 3, 2010
Carol from May Dreams Gardens (Zone 5), Mary Ann from Gardens of the Wild, Wild West (Zone 6) and I decided, last year, to …
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