#55 This beautiful little plant is one in the flower bed along the driveway.
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This is an ongoing sagga relating to the "make over" I am doing on my very overgrown yard. I plan to change it from an ugly, useless midden to a beautiful, tranquil space that supplies me with fresh organic fruits and vegetables, as well as flowers.
About Me
- Alice (in BC Canada)
- I am 'critter crazy' and currently share my home with 1 cat, 1 rabbit, 4 chinchillas, 1 Indian Ringneck Parrot, 2 Pacific Parrotlets, 5 Cockatiels. (No, sorry, no partridge and no pear tree).
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- #74 While I was getting set up someone tried to t...
- #73 After cutting back that stairwell I felt I de...
- #72 This is a bit further out from #71, but the s...
- #71 At the bottom of the stairwell more has yet t...
- #70 Some branches were small enough to cut with he...
- #69 And the stairwell...
- #68 A shot from the other side (#66, #67)
- #67 See how much more open it looks now from what ...
- #66 This is the Spreading Junipers after the walkw...
- Wonderful Wednesday - April 26, 2006
- #65 Last night, after PatZ left and I'd rested my ...
- #64 Cherry blossoms. Some of what you see are on...
- #63 You can see the Virginia Creeper vines laying...
- #62 Junk from #12 piled up to be loaded into the u...
- #61 This tire is still there as it's filled with c...
- #60 These tires used to be part of the retaining w...
- #59 Monday, April 24th, my good friend PatZ came ...
- #58 Another view of the Strawberry patch/Herb gar...
- #57 Strawberry patch/ Herb garden (#46, #22)
- #56 This is the little garden we made... now, do I...
- #55 This beautiful little plant is one in the flo...
- #54 Another view of the driveway (#53 & others not...
- #53 Here's my driveway. I've been moving day lili...
- #52 All the weed I pulled earlier were stacked up ...
- #51 This is Ron, looking at the mess and trying to...
- #50 The spreading Junipers were cut back to about ...
- Earth Day 2006
- #49 Potted plants, but no "pot plants" in this "gr...
- #48 This is Mas's "grow op"
- #47 April 19th: This is my "Invisible Friend" Mas....
- More Plants
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- #46 - Herb garden in progress. (#22)
- Thyme On My Hands
- #45 - All of these still have to be dug up and mov...
- #44 - I moved some down a few days ago in buckets,...
- #43 - This is the flower bed at the front of my ho...
- Landscape Ties
- Dump Run #1
- #42 - Here's my truck, hooked up the the utility t...
- #41 - This is where Dan put the patio blocks down....
- #40 - After I posted "1st Progress Report" I went ...
- #39 - Every so often I put a walkway so I can get ...
- #38 - My flower bed... a work in progress
- 1st Progress Report
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2 comments:
I have lots of these beautiful little blue flowers, Alice. So wonderfully bright and cheery. They are an easy bulb to grow and multiply rapidly. In New Zealand they're known as "Matchsticks" or "Grape Hyacinths"...depending on which area you live in! I think the botanical name for them is Muscari.
KIWI'S BACK!!! Good to see you, computer must be fixed.
I was out and about all day today (more on that later) and one place I was is a cousin's near Salmon Arm. She has these same cute wee plants so I asked what they are called and she said "Grape Hyacinths", then I come home and find your posts... lol. I am willing to bet these plants really are Grape Hyacinths, lol, and I look forward to having more of them as they spread out.
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