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Just wanted to share this pen that I made today – made from barnboards from my great-grandfather’s barn. (click on the pix to go to my LumberJock Project)
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Just wanted to share this pen that I made today – made from barnboards from my great-grandfather’s barn. (click on the pix to go to my LumberJock Project)
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I am so busy at work , vacations coming in august so I am concentrating, here is apicture this morning, its blooming time and I will post some more later today or tomorrow.Just wanted to say hi folks…
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July 2/09 A couple of my flower garden areas have been on my list for a few years to “do something with”. But, as time goes by, they never seem to get to the top of my priority list. Ok, let’s be honest, I just dread tackling ...
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Wedding date comes near at hand. Choosing wedding dresses has been submitted to schedule and also becomes a big tough task for me. My friends tell me the following three styles are fashion now. I have to made comparison among them. Simple Style...
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Well the idea of replacing all the soil in the front flowerbeds proved to be to costly, and my cooking did not kill off the weeds and 4 o’clocks as my husband and son proclaimed would work. I am still working on removing and killing the roo...
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I was watching my sage flower, despite the thunderstorms we had today, and think it’s time I make a few jars of sage jelly. It’s fantastic to serve at thanksgiving as an alternative to gravy. If the sentence “alternative to gra...
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Have a wee peek as the show is beginning! http://dahlitsa2.blogspot.com/
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I’ve just wanted to remind you that our GT Gardening Awards Summer 2009 entry period will open tomorrow and will close on July 31st. Feel free to compete in these categories: The Sunny Sunflower: Who doesn’t get inspired by a smi...
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I went to Trinidad a couple of weeks ago, to help missionary friends with their ministry. We did a lot of walking, and I was able to spot some beautiful orchids growing naturally outside, cashew trees (!), and other beauties. I hope to share some ...
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I often visit a bird-watching site on the internet. The folks there talked about how much grape jelly the orioles were eating at their feeding stations. So I decided to try it here last year. As far as I could tell no oriole seemed interested. ...
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June 28/09 On Friday, we had “hot dog night” with family. After our meal, my brother, as usual, made his rounds checking out my gardens. My onions have had some yellowing of leaves and I asked him to check them out. (For the yell...
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I am very curious and I’ll tell you why…Each of you, my fine green friends, has a fondness for a particular flower or plant or tree or other green thing. I want to know from you and that means all you men too: what kind of flower or ot...
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for you my gardening friendsmay you always find a rose in your worriesgrowing alongside the ones in your joys.
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Last year someone gave me a handful of left-over iris from their own plantings. I tucked them in here and there, but had no idea of what I had. The following picture is one that has taken it’s time getting ready to bloom. That leads me to...
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June 26/09 Yesterday, we greeted more guesta! Unfortunately, during our “potentially tornado” weather, a dove and her babies were blown to the ground. Rick found the Mom and her babes laying in the middle of the lawn, her wings o...
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Last night I was reading some Sherlock Holmes after DW and I watched a movie and something struck me. No it wasn’t DW wanting me to turn out the light . . . it was the fact that the latch for the door was an in-swing and the hinges were an out-sw...
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Frog singing in my Goldfish pond. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fKmodtKA0eQ
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Part 5: Part 6: Part 7: Part 8: Thanks for joining me :)
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This is the first time I have attempted to take a video with the little digital camera, I had to take it in 8 small parts and it was on a windy day so the sound isn’t great but here we go on a little evening garden tour: Part one: Part ...
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THIS IS MY VIDEO DEMONSTRATION OF MY INVENTION IN ACTION WITH MY INVENTION ITS CHILDS PLAY TO PICK UP TINY SEEDS ONE AT A TIME AND SOW THEM IN PLUGTRAYS OR SEED TRAYS . HAVE A LOOK !http://s247.photobucket.com/albums/gg137/miketheglass/?action=vie...
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A few years ago I was invited to participate in HGTV’s Landscaper’s Challenge. Although I have my own company, Garden Mentors, I do take subcontracted design work from time-to-time. My connection to the show came with a company for who...
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As we build our personal retreat in the backyard, we seem to just go with the moment and build/add whatever feels right. For example, last summer my son and his family moved from Ontario across the country to British Columbia. They left behind ...
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