Bloomscrolling--what's in bloom where you are?
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WHINE: Jealous. Whinging
Drought here. Anything I plant will have to be watered by hand or hose with an auto shutoff.
Thought I was flying to Scandinavia yesterday. Bob is having too much trouble with Parkinson's so we cancelled.
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WHINE: Jealous. Whinging
Drought here. Anything I plant will have to be watered by hand or hose with an auto shutoff.
Thought I was flying to Scandinavia yesterday. Bob is having too much trouble with Parkinson's so we cancelled.
May plant something instead.@CHAS Ouch. Sorry about your trip. I hope Bob feels better soon, to the extent that he can.
Mr. AM just launched a Parkinson’s support group yesterday, a joint venture with the local community center and Parkinson’s Resources of Oregon. 24 people showed up. We were pleasantly surprised; we expected maybe 6.
It’s a long road, and we’re on it.
Now I’m headed outside to water, water, water. I don’t trust our 100 year old house’s plumbing enough to leave water faucets on with timers!
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The hydrangeas have begun blooming
It’s been very warm here, and I was away for the weekend, so there’s a little bit of crispiness on some of these.
I love these. This plant was a from a 1 gallon bucket 20 years ago. It’s huge now.
Not a bloom, but past bloom! The blueberries are in high season. We planted 3 bushes about 25 years ago; one of those remains. I added one more, but it ripens a little later, so most of these are from the original bush. I’ve picked 3 gallons so far.
The raspberries are from plants the kids gave me about 10 years ago. Raspberry shortcake: short plants, thornless. (edited; I said stemless but that’s for wine glasses!)
Food people: here’s a recipe for avocado blueberry quinoa salad; we had that for dinner last night.
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The hydrangeas have begun blooming
It’s been very warm here, and I was away for the weekend, so there’s a little bit of crispiness on some of these.
I love these. This plant was a from a 1 gallon bucket 20 years ago. It’s huge now.
Not a bloom, but past bloom! The blueberries are in high season. We planted 3 bushes about 25 years ago; one of those remains. I added one more, but it ripens a little later, so most of these are from the original bush. I’ve picked 3 gallons so far.
The raspberries are from plants the kids gave me about 10 years ago. Raspberry shortcake: short plants, thornless. (edited; I said stemless but that’s for wine glasses!)
Food people: here’s a recipe for avocado blueberry quinoa salad; we had that for dinner last night.
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Japanese balloon flowers. Twice as tall this year as they were last year.
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A couple early Clematis.
A velvety burgandy colored one. This one has been slow to establish itself but it's coming right along now.
A lovely dirty lavender...
I'm letting some Marguerite Daisies come back this year, I've missed them. They were sprouting up in the middle of the lawn and I was mowing them. I spared one, and this one is out of the way. Cheerful flowers.
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A couple early Clematis.
A velvety burgandy colored one. This one has been slow to establish itself but it's coming right along now.
A lovely dirty lavender...
I'm letting some Marguerite Daisies come back this year, I've missed them. They were sprouting up in the middle of the lawn and I was mowing them. I spared one, and this one is out of the way. Cheerful flowers.
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