Showing posts with label bay. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bay. Show all posts
Sunday, March 13, 2011
Cuttings (13 MAR 2011)
Wouldn't it be ideal if you could cut off a little toe, wrap it up warm in a blanket, then watch it grow into a babe in arms who looked just like you ? - actually, maybe not .....Here are cuttings of pieris, bay, magnolia , weigela, tree peony, azalea, rhododendron & lace-cap hydrangea which I planted at the beginning of winter. The fact that they are all crammed into two plant pots or stuck in
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azalea,
bay,
cuttings,
gardening,
hydrangea,
magnolia,
pieris,
Rhododendron,
tree peony,
weigela
Friday, January 21, 2011
Plant Reproduction (21 JAN 2011)
My mother used to be a gardener, not in a prolific or overtly passionate way though. Her garden flourished gradually year by year. In fact, till my late teens, I was under the impression that she approached gardening as an extension of housework. Then one day I pruned her rhododendron bush because it kept getting tangled in the drying laundry. When I saw her almost in tears, too upset to scold,
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