Showing posts with label garden. Show all posts
Showing posts with label garden. Show all posts
Tuesday, August 16, 2011
From Garden to Garden
Many people I know have gardens... some small, like mine, while others grow so much they can hardly keep up with all the ripe produce erupting from the ground. Because I have a garden and tend to hand make gifts, I think one of the nicest gifts someone can give is something that they took time to make or grow. A friend of mine who has a lovely garden was kind enough to give me this very large tomato and two well proportioned cucumbers this week. I sense a batch of cucumber salad in my future... I'll have to come up with an equally excellent fate for my little red friend here so I can appease my husband until our own tomatoes ripen.
Wednesday, May 18, 2011
These Turtles Have the Right Idea
So, yeah.... this isn't a picture that was taken today or even this week. There is no way it could have been because there HASN'T BEEN ANY SUN this week. So, in the interest of cheering everybody up and returning my own sanity I decided to post this picture from two weeks ago when my mom and I went to Garden in the Woods. It was actually nice out then. I wanna sun myself like the turtles are.... wah :(
Monday, May 9, 2011
Leafy Beginnings
Took this beauty when wandering through The Garden in the Woods with my mom last Friday for a quick early Mother's Day photography walk. While the garden wasn't in full bloom yet, it was still quite a nice walk and we were able to get some reasonably good photos. I especially liked this one showing the beginnings of leaves on all the trees against the blue sky. We haven't had a lot of that lately, so it's great to capture it when I can. It seems like even nice warm days can't stay cloud free at this point.
Sunday, July 11, 2010
Monday, June 7, 2010
6/7/2010 - The Hyper Rose Explodes!
Ok, so it didn't actually explode in the traditional sense. It did explode with blooms though. Here is a closeup of one. The picture below shows how big it is after just two your of ridiculous neglect on our part. Please note that this plant was only as big as a regular rose. I might have been in a pit that was a foot across tops. I just love this rose bush because it blooms all summer and has really natural looking flowers. They look like you could just see them on the beach.
Monday, May 3, 2010
5/3/10 - Herbage
Our herbs waiting to be put in the ground. I'm hoping I can keep them alive until Wednesday night when I finally will have a chance plant them all.
Saturday, April 17, 2010
4/17/2010 - Gardening Potential
Our garden is slowly coming to life. The hosta are poking up as well as the lilies, but my little earthenware pots remain empty and are surrounded by a very healthy variety of weeds. I'm waiting until Ferjulians opens up for the season to buy any plants and as of yet, their parking lot has been cordoned off every time I drive by. This is probably a good thing as I believe we had frost this week and many plants wouldn't be hearty enough to survive that kind of cold.
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