pan2/5⭐ Aside from a handful of charts, any useful information in this book is buried in bloated paragraphs of repetition and padding. Even just skimming the majority of pages was a frustrating experience. Though images were often the same set from different angles, they were cute.
#Naturalitsy
It is so important to rethink how we garden, wild and wonderful is the key. Leave the neat and tidy behind
https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2023/may/10/ditch-your-spade-forget-fer...
1. Nature! There are so many public gardens in my area. I plan to visit a lot more this year.
2. Our daughter is visiting from Germany for 10 days. She made us dinner tonight!
@Eggs #wondrouswednesday
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Hello #LitsyCrafters
June's featured craft is gardening 🪴
I'll be hosting a virtual craft hangout on the 25th so stay tuned for a post with more info.
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Hello #LitsyCrafters
June's featured craft is gardening 🪴
I'll be hosting a virtual craft hangout on the 25th so stay tuned for a post with more info.
As always I still want to see what craft you're working on, so continue to tag me (@catsandbooks) with your projects!
If you're not currently tagged in #LitsyCrafters news and would like to be, let me know.
And here we are in front of Susan's photo.
so-soI‘ve been reading this one for the past month to get design ideas for our backyard! Wish it had a better variety of examples, a lot of landscaping featured homes on wooded lots. I did find a few useful ideas though, especially to turn our drainage easement into a dry creek bed.
#booked2021 #bookwithphotos
pickI liked this — the text emphasizes importance of natural and native landscapes & has many gorgeous photos with an extensive plant index. *But* it emphasizes mid-Atlantic states such as mine (both authors are local to me), and the plant lists don‘t indicate whether they‘re likely to be deer-proof. That last part is particularly important for us. At right of this photo, see almost no understory below the tall trees due to over-grazing by deer.
@Lynnsoprano look — we just got this book 😊. Should give us some ideas for our property!
Finally finished the winter scene puzzle in the background! It was harder than it seemed. Next up is one called “houseplant jungle” ☺️
