Friday garden blogging
Garden & nature photo feature returns, this year as “Friday garden blogging”
Lycopersicon esculenta ‘Brandywine’, Lycopersicon esculenta ‘Glacier’, and Pisum sativum ‘Sugar Snap’ ready for planting
Allium sativum: The garlic bed, up six weeks now, is very healthy
I think this is an example of forest tent caterpillar (photo taken at Veazie Salmon Club), but note the odd location of the nest, not over leaves
December 31st, 1969 at 16:00
HI Deep
A friend of mine heard on the Swedsih news yesterday that Sweden actually has military bases in Uzbekistan. In additon, Sweden has close trade relations with Uzbekistan laced, of course, with the usual “concerns” for human rights issues. I will try to scribble something on this if you’re interested. The plot appears to be thickening.
May 21st, 2005 at 16:36
I’m glad to see that Friday garden blogging has returned. Just because the weather hasn’t been all that great for much of the country is no reason not to celebrate the natural beauty that surrounds us.
Good luck with those tomatoes and garlic… plant some cilantro and you’ll have the makings for some terrific salsa!
May 21st, 2005 at 19:40
Wallsy, very interesting, yes go ahead, I promise you’ll have the post all to yourself this time!
Tammy, thanks! I knew the Friday garden/nature feature had a fan!
May 22nd, 2005 at 00:00
Eric, thanks for publishing the great photos in Friday garden blogging. I really enjoyed them and the commentary.
May 22nd, 2005 at 00:27
Thanks, Munir. Everybody go to The Diplomatic Times Review, Munir has an array of simply stunning stuff posted.