A lovely view in the Blue Mountains of Austalia. This was taken in July 2005, near Wentworth Falls. What a stunning spot and wonderful hiking.
Tuesday, November 29, 2005
Monday, November 21, 2005
Tuesday, November 15, 2005
Tuesday, November 01, 2005
Angelonia Snapdragon
Pretty blue flower that I had in small pots this summer. Angel Mist. More info at the Proven Winners page
Friday, September 09, 2005
Tuesday, August 30, 2005
Ferns
Some of the ferns survived the heat of the summer quite nicely without any attention from me. Others didn't do as well, though they seem to be recovering now that I'm giving them a bit of water every other day. But I don't want to waste that much water, so I guess I'll move them to a shadier area and see if they perk up.
The Lady Ferns and Ghost Ferns are the ones doing well. They're in a dry spot - not ideal, but the whole garden is dry. The Ursula's Red and the Silver Falls (Japanese Painted Red) are the ones I'll try to move.
Similarly the astilbe aren't very happy campers either. Oh well, dry sandy soil under pine trees - gotta be happy with anything!
The Lady Ferns and Ghost Ferns are the ones doing well. They're in a dry spot - not ideal, but the whole garden is dry. The Ursula's Red and the Silver Falls (Japanese Painted Red) are the ones I'll try to move.
Similarly the astilbe aren't very happy campers either. Oh well, dry sandy soil under pine trees - gotta be happy with anything!
New Grass Seed
The crabgrass is taking over! We didn't spread much of the corn gluten weed killer in the spring and haven't been very diligent about mowing this summer. So, loads of crabgrass. We have lots of corn gluten week killer to spread in a few weeks. In the meantime, I put down some Scotts Premium Sun/Shade grass seed on Sunday. A 20 lb bag?. It's a hot, damp, drizzly week, so should be perfect for grass sprouting.
Monday, January 24, 2005
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