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DEb.... you think snowing red blooms is a mess? You better rethink your idea of a mess;)
Kale, check out the bougainvillea in my album.
May the new year bring each of you the freshest of annuals.
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Yes Randy, tis so. I try to read it every year. The Dickens original story is so rich in detail and the time that is usually lost, even in the best stage renditions of the tale (I hated George C Scott's rendition of Scrooge.... he murdered the character totally).
Dale.... the show is now...
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Show time!
Dale, So its a show you want, huh? I'm working on an album of my December 26 visit to Longwood..... I might have it presentable tonight... will let you know when when you can view it. Here's a teaser..... well, I'm not having much luck with image function.... guess you'll have to wait.
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Dale, Dale, Dale
You just can't resist being your old outgoing self, can you? I hope your Christmas was Merry. We made a surprise trip north to visit my family and visited Longwood on the day after. I'm working on an album here so others can enjoy the show.
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Lyn, the northern red oak (Quercus rubrum)is a wonderful shade tree..... much underused as a yard tree in my opinion. It is a fast grower among the oaks developes a nice spreading form and suffers from few maladies. You do have to give it its space because it will be large. In the wild it...
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Whats jiggling?...... drat I set my binocs down somewhere again..... 2 bottoms on EACH cheek.... that definitely deserves a closeup!
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Mainegal.... back to work! That is encouraging news!
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So Kale.... do you still have your loony neighbor.... I know she was vexing to you, but I really enjoyed reading about her shenanigans.... almost as good as one of those Brittish Sitcoms. I used to imagine you marching out to do battle with the criminally insane and the happily inane.
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This is all "Gee" business if you ask me.
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Kale.... you are wonderfully creative.... very entertaining post.
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She threw the deck at him!
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Thank you all for the warm welcome. I trust all have had a great Thanksgiving... in spite of the tribulations and trials our world and country are going thru, we still have much to be thankful for.
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Another possibility might be winterberry, Ilex verticillata, a decidiuous holly. It is a native shrub that prefers damp areas, but will tolerate dryer sites as well. There are some named cultivars available in the trade, one outstanding example being 'Sparkleberry'
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I know who the deck chucker is... she is very poetic.... well.... at least she's creative.
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The feel is here is familiar. I look forward to participating here as I get the chance.
Wes
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