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Artist
65%
Precog
60%
Healer
60%
Traveler
55%
Shaman
55%
Universal
50%
Fallen Angel
40%
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Garden starting to move into second gear. There's a sprinkling of raspberries, daylilies blooming and beans and zucchini have flowers. saintfuzzball and I have done a lot of cleaning out. Pulled out vines on the north side of the property and the road is now visible through the trees. It looked jungle-like; private, but encroaching, like a bad horror movie ( Read more... )

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It's been a productive week, I'd say. We are nearly done planting veggies and herbs. Today the ground was too muddy from all the rain so we are waiting a bit to get the hot pepper seeds in. Probably be Sunday before it is dry enough to finish what we started yesterday. Instead of planting we brought down the last of the gardening things from ( Read more... )

The peach tree is pregnant. She's sprouting at least 6 bulbous fruits which she is coyly hiding in her branches. Wonder when she'll be showing. The climbing rose has lots of flower buds also and an anemone, I think, made it through the winter. One. I found out in February or so that the bulbs (corms?) should be planted in the spring because ( Read more... )

saintfuzzball and I continue to work on the kitchen garden this week. We turned over the soil and marked the bed on Monday, decided it was too unpleasant to go out yesterday, and forked out the grass and other unwanted greenery today, and then lined the edges with bricks from around the yard. One thing about treasure hunting, it neatens up the yard little by ( Read more... )

The daily survey of the yard has shown many happy discoveries. Many of the lilies' leaves are poking up through the soil and the sedum looks fine. I also have a miniature sedum somewhere if I can remember where I put him. He was in the porch pot last summer and I transplanted him into the front side bed. I think. The hanging plants are still ( Read more... )

From all indications the plantings survived the winter. Horseradish will grow and ripen further, raspberry bushes have multiple leaves, the vining rose also leafed out some more. Tulips are up, as are grape hyacinths and the pink honeysuckle bush has many flower buds. Even the the plum tree out front has a few white flowers in its first year. ( Read more... )

Not only squills, but crocuses, oh flower watchers. Sounds like there will be nice amounts of rain this week so the garden marches onward. I've decided to rake the yard when the sun shines again and start this year's compost pile by moving the old one, saving the actual compost, and using half-compost as starter for the new one. Exciting, if you ( Read more... )

OK, so it is just a squill, but it is blooming and it is in the yard, and it is not April 1st yet. Those are my conditions and I stand by them. An unbroken record which I hope to repeat on and on, and, on and on. Every year a new adventure ( Read more... )