slugs and gardening
I have a new post up over at tend today, talking all about slugs! Come on over if you’d like.
garden photos (and some thoughts)
I realized that in my previous post, “garden notes,” I actually didn’t include a single garden photo, but rather my surroundings while in and out of the garden – a break on the porch, a cold drink on the patio, … Continued
early spring
I think it’s safe to say that spring is really here. And still light out at 7:30 pm? Yes, thank you! The spring peepers in our little cove of the lake started peeping a week or so ago, and to … Continued
easing back into the garden
It was such a beautiful weekend here. Coffees were had on the patio, while we soaked up the warm sun. Deer nosed around nearby looking for tasty new growth. The birds were extra talkative, singing all day long. A little … Continued
indian summer
It’s common, on the Oregon Coast, to have a bit of an indian summer. September is often referred to here as “the best time of year.” The wind calms down and the late season sun shines intensely. We have arrived … Continued
saving seeds
Sage – seed heads, and seed . Arugula – seed pods and seeds . Calendula – seed heads and seed . Carrot seed head… I am patiently waiting… This year I’ve been working on saving more seeds. It … Continued
REgrow your own
Over the years we have tried to grow, regrow, and propagate many kinds of things. Steven has tried to regrow some things that I thought were pretty far fetched, but it’s amazing what plants can do. Once, we even had … Continued
around the yard lately
I’m sure you have noticed by now that the yard and garden is the main thing on my mind these days. I can’t help it! Even while I’m sewing I am thinking about my next project outdoors. – We are … Continued
a little of this and that
We have started choosing seeds for this year’s garden. I love this phase of planning. So many possibilities! The catalog laying open on the table is from Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds. I highly recommend checking them out. All the seeds … Continued