Perhaps the early rising plants are fooled by the great location they enjoy---a sunny spot on a slight slope which , in summer, lets the plants drip and dribble their leaves gracefully down to the path below.
The path at the foot of the berm is just for me so that I can slip in to tend the garden and keep the bird bath filled.
Hail and a drop in temperature have chased me indoors.
ME
About Me
- Leafy Lizza
- PACIFIC NORTHWEST/Minnesota, United States
- For about ten years my garden in Oregon was open to visitors, photographed by magazine photographers and written about in books and the press. I loved that garden experience and although I have now been digging up a much smaller plot, I decided to share what I have learned in a blog. I also give lectures and have had a few television and radio interviews. Enough horn tooting. This blog may turn out to be a major undertaking and I will not be able to offer you good navigational ability at first. If things work out, there will be stories about handling typical problems in the garden - plus illustrated examples of making good plant combinations while taking into consideration color, cultural needs like sun soil and water etc. I also wrote a column on Gardening for three years (The Register Guard) and another column for a now defunct monthly paper. I compiled a when-to-do-what gardening calendar a few years ago and it was published. Now, I am putting together a lavishly illustrated book on gardening. Don't be looking for it yet, however.
2 comments:
Hey, Pam-- I don't yet but soon
Thanks for the feedback, Leafy Lizza
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