"Dude."
With Crow's pointing, got the image up. Really liking the whole new look. Time for a change, past time perhaps. Chocolate minty, gentle colors. Plants and earth.
Dark skies, and now rain, rain, rain. Good for the garden, prevents me going out there to dig, even for 'just an hour.' For the best.
Glad I got so much done, to dig while the soil was soft, because beneath the weeds, and the wood chips, the clay was dense. No wonder I broke the first hoe I tried on that pottery the very first year. So much I had to learn before I could get this work done. And I really enjoy digging through, finding marbles and rings, finishing what needs doing.
Thyme and bergamot seeds are here, resisting the intense urge to get the bee balm started in soil in egg carton RIGHT NOW. No, no, waiting until Wednesday. Soon enough, soon enough. I've got it all planned out. Garden greed, but it involves generosity - wanting to share the beauty with everyone passing by.
9 comments:
Love the lizard playing a 'leaf guitar'.
Hey, this is beautiful, really suits your blog well. Spring cleaning!
Since I started back in 2005 I think I changed my blog look one time. I think it is still too soon to change it again.
We're getting warmer weather, but there is still no sign of earth to deweed. With 5-10cm's of snow expected to fall this evening, my gardening plans are still off in the distance.
You got your pic up and everything, v. nice. Bee balm likes to take over in my area, I wonder if you'll find the same thing. Yay garden excitement -- it's March!
Tom,
He's obviously very cool.
Lucy,
Gracias.
Phil,
I've had this for a very long time, designed by a former friend. It was time to let go.
Nimble,
Crow pointed me to the right spot, then I tinkered. I do hope it takes over, that's really the point.
Nice!
All beautifully styled - especially that relaxed lizard.
garden greed. i like.
i also like the new look - peaceful and a propos to all things gardening.
Dale,
Nice to have you stop by.
RR,
I take that as high praise, indeed. There is a link to the lizard photographer. Who seems to have the sort of rapport with lizards that Pete has with birds.
pc,
I'm still adjusting some things. Glad the colors are working for everyone. I think of it as chocolate mint.
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