Archive for 'Bleeding Heart'
Touch Wood
Posted: May 27th, 2007 by Lisa
I worry that I will jinx it, but we may have actually gone a whole day with the pigs not getting out. Excuse me while I rejoice. We even went to town (for so much crap for the farm!), and everyone was in the right pen when we got back. Even Misty. Pigs are
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Posted under Bleeding Heart, Farm Life, Gardening, Horses, Llama, Newts, Rain, Sheep, Weeding, Wind, electronet.
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End of the tulips, start of the iris
Posted: June 9th, 2003 by Lisa
It’s amazing what a couple of hours after work can do out in the garden. I was just going to do a little deadheading on the tulip bed, and before you know it, we got quite a few things off the to-do list. I did get the tulips all cut off, and Frank spread bonemeal
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Posted under Bleeding Heart, Deadheading, Iris, Mice, astilbe, daffodils, tulips.
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More clean up
Posted: April 21st, 2003 by Lisa
I’d been hoping to get another full day of spring clean up in this weekend, because I got so far on Saturday that I was all inspired. Instead, it rained on Sunday, all day long. Hard and cold rain, that I had absolutely no interest in getting out in. Oh well! So much for those
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Posted under Bleeding Heart, Columbine, Frogs, Pond, Princess, Rain, Red-twig Dogwood, Yoda, daffodils.
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Coming Along Nicely
Posted: May 10th, 2001 by Lisa
It’s hard to do much outside right now, because the black flies are here in force. Some people call them may flies, and we usually have them for the whole month. They’re a little late this year, luckily, but I can’t stay outside for more than five minutes before they swarm around me. I’m a
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Posted under Blackflies, Bleeding Heart, Jeremy, Lawn, Lawn tractor, Rhododendron, Weeding, hyacinths, tulips.
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