Stuff......
Jul. 22nd, 2018 12:28 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
mdehnersThings are nearing normal(for us;>). Chuck can do everything he could before the Stroke except Writing. Since pretty much the only writing he did was check writing and all his bills are auto pay now....he doesn't see much need.
The garden(s) are mostly sorted now. Esp the back or Meditation/Ritual Garden. It really looks and smells good(esp at night) but except for Ritual it's too Bloody hot to Meditate in. Or anything else for that matter. However, it's nice to watch for the bed though the sliding glass door the antics of Hummingbirds, Butterflies and treefrogs(with the occasional Box Turtle;>). Oddly enough, the Landwights tend to stay outside of the courtyard fence. Then again, most I've seen around here would pretty much fill it;>! Not a lot of diminutive Devas in my neighborhood.
It's time to be thinking about what I'm going to plant for Fall and Winter. I've become kind of enamored in the old fashioned Nasturtium. It just needs protection during Hard Freezes and gives a great show(as well as tasty Flowers and leaves!)all Winter and Spring. They esp do well in baskets, which make protecting them during Freezes pretty easy....
Cheers,
Pat
The garden(s) are mostly sorted now. Esp the back or Meditation/Ritual Garden. It really looks and smells good(esp at night) but except for Ritual it's too Bloody hot to Meditate in. Or anything else for that matter. However, it's nice to watch for the bed though the sliding glass door the antics of Hummingbirds, Butterflies and treefrogs(with the occasional Box Turtle;>). Oddly enough, the Landwights tend to stay outside of the courtyard fence. Then again, most I've seen around here would pretty much fill it;>! Not a lot of diminutive Devas in my neighborhood.
It's time to be thinking about what I'm going to plant for Fall and Winter. I've become kind of enamored in the old fashioned Nasturtium. It just needs protection during Hard Freezes and gives a great show(as well as tasty Flowers and leaves!)all Winter and Spring. They esp do well in baskets, which make protecting them during Freezes pretty easy....
Cheers,
Pat
