Regular activity will resume in April. Besides doing a good deed for biodiversity, growing plants from seeds also provides access to many plant species not grown by commercial nurseries, and in general to a larger range of plants at a very small costread more About BotanyCa.

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Random, Life through the eyes of an artist. Conversely, we have many Mexican restaurants. During the years I took Tai Chi each morning, we had a monthly pot luck picnic. I was the only Caucasian and usually took cake or a casserole. They brought ethnic food including chicken feet. unidentifiable dishes and many delicious steamed buns. Always with an enormous jug of hot tea with leaves floating around. It was a great way to get connected.

VICTORIAN TALES FROM WEYMOUTH AND PORTLAND. Stories and illustrations from the Victorian era of the lives of the folks who lived in Weymouth, Portland and the surrounding area. Cannasue, my love of Weymouth and Portland. Weymouth maritime mishaps and mayhem of 1857. Being on the coast and both valuable ports for trade, Weymouth and Portland have had their fair share of shipping disasters.

From sewing room to potting shed. A Clear Out and a Surprise Invitation. All this space is getting me ready for our foray into North Wales soon where we will be visiting Crug Farm Plants. And possibly coming home with more goodies. Some interesting plants flowering at the moment are,. Roscoea Brown Peacock, great looking dark stems setting off huge purple and white flowers. And now my Surprise Invitation. Filed under From Sewing Room To Potting Shed. The garden has shifted a gea.

Above the River - CJ. Cheery suggestions, cheery flowers and Shaun the Sheep. Thank you all so very much for your wonderful comments on my last post. The Good Life - Jo. Through The Keyhole - Jo. One Moment at a Time.

Lending a Hand to Save Norton Folgate. I arrived at around 2. Just as the banner was being strung up across Elder Street and already a.

Thanks for reminding me that we can eat these. So I made some rosemary oil, thanks to Off the Edge Gardening. And some lavender sugar, thanks to Agents of Field. Oh what a productive day. Respect the work of the gardeners.