So last year I thought it would be really funny to put this rubber snake on a stone in my front garden. How funny when I scare someone, haha! Of course, I grabbed it while weeding, jumped a mile and screamed bloody murder. It was rubber snake karma, I tell you!
I've been doing lots of weeding and cleaning up. I'm ready for planting and plant relocation.
I placed orders at Bluestone Perennials and Wayside Gardens this week.
From Bluestone:
BRUNNERA Jack Frost
DIGITALIS Obscura
DIGITALIS purpurea Apricot Beauty
DIGITALIS Hyacinth Hybrids
CAMPANULA Kent Belle
ECHINACEA BIG SKY™ SERIES Summer Sky
TRICYRTIS Taipei Silk
From Wayside:
Astilbe 'Purple Lance'
Ilex Southern Gentleman (Male Pollinator)
Epimedium 'Pink Elf' PP#17,228
Hosta 'Aureonebulosa'
Heuchera 'Frosted Violet' PP#15,085
Some happy chicken photos.
Saturday, April 4, 2009
Catching Up Already
Posted by karenleigh at 11:20 PM
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I put a rubber snake by out pond on a rock to try to keep the mice and voles away....well it didnt help...the pond grasses wound up growing around it, and i forgot about it...last year at the end of the season i stepped on it and scared the hell out of myself........ooh i just LOOOOOVE your chickens...im SO JEALOUS!
That is just what would happen to me! And then I would be afraid I had killed it because it wasn't moving.
CatHerder, I feel better that I'm not alone in my rubber snake trauma! And I love my chickens so much. I have wanted chickens all my life, really and finally got them last summer.
catquiet, it definitely felt like karma for wanting to scare someone else with it!
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