My gardening misadventures in the Heartland. Half the weeds are brown and old, having aged in trash bags for several weeks. The other half are green and fresh. Also in the pit is cardboard and several bags of decomposing leaves loaded with fat, healthy, big worms. My in-ground pit is w.

Visual Thinking in a Fairmount Garden. A textile designer among the weeds of her mind. Saturday, February 7, 2009. Follow the pretty green book cover. Come to my other blog. If you are interest in fabric and or quilting design. Interesting things might be occurring there soon. Friday, September 26, 2008. I could not take pictures inside the house but here are the best details I was able to capture of the outside. Do, if you can, pay a visit.

Thursday, May 25, 2006. Its scientific name is Felis silvestris catus or Felis silvestris domesticus, but the species is sometimes referred to as Felis domesticus or Felis catus. Felis catus is the more current species name. And, I might add, one, if not. Most photogenic and amusing of animals.

Then gradually, through the months of reading on-line, I finally figured out it stood for Frequently Asked Questions. Do you have a question about the garden? About the web site? If you have a problem using the comments .

Friday, August 18, 2006. Blue Grass Region of Kentucky, United States.

We will begin here at the street where you came in, then mosey our way toward the back. When it blooms in late May, the yellow is a bright and welcoming sight.

When we think about gardening the first thing coming to mind is plants- usually. Once we begin our projects, we soon realize there is more to it than simply the growing of plants; gardening is much. I should alert you that critters will be wandering through these pages. Bits and Pieces Randomly Collected. Animals on the Loose! I hope you enjoy this section. Standing under a shower with feet in water. I expect rabbit sightings to be numerous.