Bamboo and Roses (I concede.)

Well, dear readers, you may as well know the truth. This post was *strictly* supposed to be about my continued adventure with bamboo, but something got in the way. Yes, the rose fairies, and there you have it. I’ve said it straight out. What’s a girl to do? I tried to tell them this space [...]

Earth Day: Ode to Turkey Vulture

“Full moon in Scorpio!” my darling daughter advises me Saturday afternoon. “Can you feel it?” Uh, not really. Maybe tonight? “3:25AM.” Okey dokey. Sure enough, 3:25AM I find myself wide awake. The doggies stir and I decide to let them out to pee. Why not? Immediately the moon sears through the back yard onto my [...]

Bamboo/Part One

I’m in love. I don’t know why it took me so long to notice him. He’s so beautiful, so mystical, so enchanting, so romantic. He’s probably been trying to catch my attention for years, and I had no eyes for him. Now I do. He’s my Bamboo. What brought him to my attention was strictly [...]

Herb Pot–Best Thing I Ever Did

While I had over the years experimented with various herbs in my garden it took having dinner with Bill Greaves, book artist extraordinaire, and his wonderful wife, Amy, in Cave Creek, Arizona to change my views on growing herbs by stepping up my knowledge and commitment to doing it right. Amy took growing herbs very [...]

Pussycat, pussycat where have you been?

Pussycat, pussycat where have you been? I’ve been to London to see the queen. Pussycat, pussycat what did you there? I frightened a little mouse under her chair. People who read this blog regularly know that I have two Border Collies and if you’ve ever been around Border Collies you know they would be the [...]

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