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Category Archives: Flowers
The sage is buzzin’
I love this time of year. The herbs and other flowering plants start to come alive and bloom. Sage grows really well in our hot South Texas dry summers and it requires very little water to survive and thrive. Head … Continue reading
Posted in Flowers, Garden, Herbs, Miscellaneous
Tagged bees, flowering sage, Herbs, NDIN, Not Dabbling in Normal, Sage
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Just a click (of the camera)
Enjoy! Other “Just a click” posts: Just a click (of the camera) Just a click (of the camera) Sincerely, Emily
Saving Seeds: Okra
My neighbor (where I grew the zucchini this past fall) grows okra every summer. They eat most of it, share some of it and always save a bunch of seeds to use to plant next years crops and share. I … Continue reading
Posted in Flowers, Food, Garden, Seed Saving
Tagged Hill Country Red okra, okra, okra flowers, Seed Savers Exchange, Seed Saving, Star of David
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This and That
I do not have the Zucchini “Thing” post ready yet. I seem to be running around doing “this” and “that” and some things are just getting pushed to the side right now. This is a beautiful okra bloom from this … Continue reading
A flower identified: Elecampane
When we were in England this past summer I took many photos of flowers. I used one of them for a Sunday Photos post, but could not seem to identify it. I though it looked like it came from the … Continue reading
Posted in Flowers, Herbs, Travel
Tagged asteraceae, Elecampane, elfdock, Herbs, horseheal, inula helenium, NDIN, Not Dabbling in Normal, scabwort, Sudeley Castle, velvet dock, Yellow starwort
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Photos: In other gardens (and mine)
Just wanted to share some neat photos from other peoples gardens. A little surprise in my garden. A friend gave me a plant this spring. she couldn’t remember what it was but kept telling me it was a salvia. It … Continue reading
Posted in Flowers, Garden, Texas Natives (plants)
Tagged American Beautyberry, bougainvillia, Cactus, ruellia
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England: Snowhill Manor
If you are interested in seeing an amazing collection of unique items then Snowhill Manor and Garden is the place to go. Then entire house is filled, I mean FILLED with interesting things all handcrafted and unique. This was the … Continue reading
Posted in Flowers, Travel
Tagged Charles Paget Wade, England, Snowhill Manor and Garden
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Sunday Photo: flower at Sudeley Castle
As we traveled around England I took many photos of gardens, but I was having huge problems with my camera and was unable to use the telephoto option to get shots of things further away. Oh well… I survived and … Continue reading
England: Mill Gardens
Somewhere I had read about Mill Gardens, I just can’t remember where. As we were exploring Warwick Castle we went to visit the engine rooms and we looked out from the castle and there was this beautiful garden area right … Continue reading
Sunday Photos: flower
This beautiful flower was growing on a berm that surrounds the 1940 Operations Room at the Imperial War Museum in Duxford, England. You can see all the flower buds just waiting to burst open with that brilliant yellow flower. Stunning … Continue reading