89 posts tagged Rock Gardening

Can’t Wait to Play in My Flower Beds! I’m converting my flower beds to rock gardens this year. I think it’s time we did some more ‘yard scaping.’ Not sure the old man is going to happy with all the work it’s going to take to do what I want but the results will be cool! I’m gonna follow our progress here.

A few more pictures from earlier this week - Pansies, violas, and sweet alyssum The sweet alyssum has really been nicely filling in the spaces I left between the young plants. Creeping snapdragons, budded There is something (I’d guess a bird, but I don’t know for sure) that likes to clip

It’s been a fun weekend. Yesterday, Leslie, Jennifer and I along with a few other girls from school got together in the morning to talk about one of the girl’s experience living in the Middle East for a few years. Afterwards, we all went to Neomonde, a local Lebanese market and restaurant.

In September 2006, I decided to build a walled, semi-commercial organic vegetable garden. Measuring 28 x 14 metres, it was in two parts. The first part was designated for soft fruit such as raspberries, blackberries, blueberries and gooseberries.

Sigh. Life just keeps going on. More good weather. It’s getting to be that time of the year. I went to Laurelhurst Park to watch the boys with their shirts off and read a book. I’m getting started on something new.

Friday after work we hurredly went to bowling as it was booked for 7pm.  we took the twins and Jakes friend - who is on the junior lawn bowls england championship team or some such, anyway he was damned good.  Needless to say that i was pants.   we had burgers and chips all round - it was fun.

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Successful gardeners know about their soil Soil primarily had its beginning from rock together with animal and vegetable decay, if you can imagine long stretches or periods of time when great rock masses were crumbling and breaking up. Heat, water action, and friction were largely responsible for this.

Well, sort of. We’re a casual guild, so we’re not going to get too hardcore about who and what we are. That way leads to excessive silliness. However, in light of how our garden is growing so fast (with new members popping up like weeds. The pretty kinds that are really wildflowers.), there’s a few things I think we should state up front.