I miss my garden. I miss my roses, hollyhocks, and my irises, and the peony that hated me too. I miss butterfly bush and nasturtiums, borage and feverfew. I miss the ladybugs, the onions, the garlic, even the zucchini that went crazy every year. I miss my pond and I miss my frog. I loved that garden, and I will never forget it. But I am learning how to work the soil here, and I will move on. Here are some fond memories; I hope they tide me over for a few more weeks, by then it will be time to grow some new memories.
Quote from D. Gackenbach
Saturday, February 4, 2012
Spring Fever
I am sitting in the sun. For those of you who know me you realize this is important, the sun means it is gardening time! I was an avid gardener in California. I grew lots of flowers and veggies, tried to attract butterflies and hummingbirds, even sweet talked the bees. But moving to the lovely Pacific Northwest two summers ago has put a serious kink in my gardening hose! I am learning to play by a whole new set of rules up here.
I miss my garden. I miss my roses, hollyhocks, and my irises, and the peony that hated me too. I miss butterfly bush and nasturtiums, borage and feverfew. I miss the ladybugs, the onions, the garlic, even the zucchini that went crazy every year. I miss my pond and I miss my frog. I loved that garden, and I will never forget it. But I am learning how to work the soil here, and I will move on. Here are some fond memories; I hope they tide me over for a few more weeks, by then it will be time to grow some new memories.
I miss my garden. I miss my roses, hollyhocks, and my irises, and the peony that hated me too. I miss butterfly bush and nasturtiums, borage and feverfew. I miss the ladybugs, the onions, the garlic, even the zucchini that went crazy every year. I miss my pond and I miss my frog. I loved that garden, and I will never forget it. But I am learning how to work the soil here, and I will move on. Here are some fond memories; I hope they tide me over for a few more weeks, by then it will be time to grow some new memories.
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