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Garden Oasis

July 26, 2021 hebrew awakened Leave a comment

Here’s a peek at some of the goings on at our home.

This year will be a partial food harvest, partial seed harvest in the garden. Stocking up seed for next year, experimenting with new planting zones, trying new foods and expanding growth zones – all while my better half works away on the other side of the yard to build a storage and patio area.

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Every Day Photos, Home and Garden

Tithonia Craze

Gallery February 12, 2021 hebrew awakened Leave a comment

Every Day Life

R & R Observations

October 5, 2019 hebrew awakened 11 Comments

Finally, time in the garden and the urge to record. Snapshots of the new home’s garden before and after.

Bed of hungarian peppers, rhubarb, choke berry, asparagus and heather

Inset path of ajuga, plantain and sorrel, etc

Ah, my favorite spaces.

Creation Beauty

Settling In

May 11, 2019 hebrew awakened 2 Comments

It’s been a while since we moved to a new home, a new lawn, a new town. I mourned the loss of the gardens I’d built, the soil that had formed from the years of tending. Until I could once again focus my efforts on that building, I was in limbo, unsettled you might say.

Well, we’re finally settling in. The ancillary gardens are coming along quite nicely, and the garden proper is now defined. The working and waiting and tending and watching will begin in earnest.

Today, I enjoyed. Here are a few of the items that were brought over from the old home.

Coneflowers, coreopsis and blueberry transplants

The other plants you saw in these photos are new, or were here when we moved in and have been transplanted to where I prefer them.

These shots are new things added, to create new spaces and sights.

Bits and pieces as we settle in. 🙂

Shabbat shalom.

Trisha R

Every Day Photos, Home and Garden

What’s Happening?

April 6, 2016 hebrew awakened 1 Comment

An overload of work, combined with the sheer overwhelm of ‘letting things go’ during the overload, resulted in a paralysis of sorts.

Then spring temperatures arrived and the daylight lengthened – and a dear friend said “send me some pictures” when I told her I wanted to spend time in the garden.

She knew what she was doing. I required the prompt to recall that I have cameras for just that purpose – to take photos.

Here’s what’s happening in the garden, sans any human intervention for the past nine months.