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Time to spruce up the containers with greens and other cuttings. Can anyone guess what the tall vertical purplish-black stems are?
Notice the populus tremuloides in the background. This area can grow some of the nicest aspen probably in the entire continent. I just wish it wouldn't come up everywhere in my gardens, it is impossible to avoid.
Birch Point, near International Falls, Minnesota 11/3/08
That's the time the flowers open. Today is a mostly white day.
I put this pot in a corner and basically neglected it. Now that it's showing off, I can't move it front and center, and I can't get a good picture of it.
Oh, well.
These are images taken on the jettey at the colombo port shortly after this damaged 20 foot container was removed from the vessel, "Hatsu Smart". Oil can be seen dripping from the bottom of the container and there is a massive hole on the top.
Got these plants yesterday at the home & garden show.
After the wettest, grayest, nastiest winter I can remember we got an early reprieve. I've spent the past few weeks weeding & mulching. Now it's time for real gardening. We also have some major tlc repair work to do to the lawn, no thanks to the freaking city :P
The back of an 11 × 17 series by Portland-based Container Corps. It contains recipes, a topographical map of Mt. Hood, and a visual guide to identifying ducks among other useful facts.
early summer. the cucumbers and tomatoes haven't outgrown their space yet. on the lattice on the left are pole peas--i didn't realize that lattice wouldn't be tall enough!