Tuesday, March 11, 2008
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I love....
- Dew on the bamboo, yellow flowers and orange sunsets, the sound of rain...the whistle of the wind, the rush of flowing water, the smell of woodsmoke, the crackle of a wood fire,the moon in all its phases.......
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- Speckled pink!
- Very Kylie!
- Pure onionhood
- ... as letting the grass grow W.I.L.D!!!!
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- Yellow hibiscus
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- Herb patch in my mother's garden
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- My mother's garden
- Unfurl, darling bud of March
- Dimasa designs---magic from the loom
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- Back in the early 80s, when my nascent green thumb...
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1 comment:
Grass growing wild, unkempt, in varying shades of greens, sepia and yellow has a certain something to it. Somewhat like poetry in blank verse. Like a Japanese Haiku. There is no order or symmetry,however, the result is pure magic. A manicured lawn doesn't evoke the same emotions. It is plastic, like astro turf.
Boulders and wild grass go well together as do flagstones and a well trimmed lawn.
We shouldn't try to force them to coexist the other way around. Disharmony will result.
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