Lady of Shalott roses
I want
I don’t currently have the attention span to keep them alive til they get established
maybe someday
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Sunday Blessings from Rudy and the girls at URBANherbal.#organic #chickens# handmade#gardening #herbs #aromatherapy #art #artgallery (at Urbanherbal Art Gallery, Handmade Gifts, Nursery)
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Sorry I have been out of commission for a while… but, I am back! And also… there’s a new 2019-2020 seed catalog, brand new! If anyone wants a copy, inbox me your email!
3Front yard update 12/08/19 part 2/2
The Hollyhock
Peppers!! The mystery pepper is starting to change colours!
Dragon fruit in a pot and the squash
Ginger plant
The remnants of the Sorgum
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The leaves I was able to get before the fucking shovel pirates got my shit. I’m so pissed right now.
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Calendula flowers can benefit soil, repel pests, and aid healing. Calendula, also called pot marigolds, is a medicinal herb you’ll definitely want to grow in your garden!https://chokrihomeandgarden.blogspot.com/2018/04/how-to-grow-calendula.html
5The Future Homemakers of America (library), Resting Witch Face (Widow’s Bay Book 1) (Kindle)
Monday the puppy went with me to work on the bus, because I knew I’d be mostly raking leaves. She had a great time, and I think she stole some of the cats’ food. She slept like a log all afternoon so I got some laundry and tidying done. Converting blobs of yarn into neat little cakes with the table-mounted yarn winder is so therapeutic I think I’ll actually be sorry when it’s all done.
Murder on Main Street (The Freya Barrett Mysteries Book 2) (Kindle), One Word Kill (Impossible Times, #1) (Kindle), Still Glides the Stream (Kindle)
I didn’t journal as I went shopping this week so I’m having to construct the review out of my completed tasks and my photo roll.
Tuesday was an unexpectedly long day with my old friends because her outpatients appointment ran very late, so they told me to take Wednesday off. I didn’t mind waiting around, honestly, we had a crossword book with us and I did a few rows of the shawl that’s meant to decrease one end faster than it increases the other end (it doesn’t). But Wednesday I went up to the allotment and raked out a square metre and got some peas and beans sown.
While I was at the plot I met Malcolm, who’s my senior neighbour the other side of the bramble hedge. He said to weave the green growth back in, and I said I would worry about preserving it once I had everything out of my way. I smiled, to take the edge off that, but really! I’m no danger to the bramble. We’ll all have enough berries this summer to see us through.
Malcolm also said this year has been the worst for growing he’s ever seen. (I am getting the general idea that vegetable gardeners will always say that.) But hey, it’s nice to hear older people acknowledge anthropogenic climate change! “There was just no water table,” he said. “You could water anything and it would just pfffft.” He mimed evaporation.
Sudden Traveller (library), In the Dark (Kindle), Furyborn (Empirium, #1) (library)
Friday I went up again in the drizzle before work to extract a bag of Jerusalem artichokes to take to work. Washed but not peeled, there were 530g. She found a couple of recipes & warned me ‘not to eat them before you have to do anything social.’ Apparently they take some people gassily.
Saturday the new washer dryer arrived, so the whole day was taken up by dealing with the laundry backlog. Bedding and cushion covers and dressing gowns as well as our clothes… Oh lord, I just remembered towels. Our poor old electricity bill!
Towards Zero (Kindle), Emergency Skin (Kindle short), Randomize (Kindle short), Limited Wish (Impossible Times, #2) (Kindle), Coven Mitt (Widow’s Bay Book 2) (Kindle), Ark (Kindle short)
Links, as always, are to the Kindle versions of the books I actually recommend, and I would make a few pence if you clicked and bought them. You should still check your local library for them first.
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