Fleurs and Fins
Last week we suddenly spied seven more buds on our night blooming cereus so we took up the vigil and sure enough, last night we were rewarded. These extraordinary offerings bloom in the dark of night and then last [...]
Here is a smattering of what’s happening during this renewing equinox season on our coconut island in the sky – come for a visit and see for yourself. [...]
What a stinking surprise awaited us this morning. A brand new family has moved in and are hanging out in the neighborhood! Take a look at this year’s precious kiddocrop. . . [...]
Look what Joshua was fortunate to have captured in an image – phenomenal at all levels! Come see for yourselves.
On the eve of the fall equinox and with the daily and especially overnight temps gradually dipping, the gardens are feeling a regenerating burst of blooming. [...]
Our friend, The Excavator, never ceases to amaze and amuse us as he makes himself right at home. Which one of us doesn’t understand the need to scratch an itch where we can’t reach? [...]
Praise be the temps have calmed a wee bit as fall approaches and everyone in the garden is feeling pretty stinking happy with the cooler days and sublimely chilly nights. Always something new to marvel. [...]
The friend from last year, The Excavator, has apparently found new digs under and around the Honeyshack where the supply of tomatoes is keeping him pretty darned busy. Take a look at a recent picky eater scenario where he [...]
For the last several weeks we have been smacked in the face in the wee hours of the morning with the unmistakable ‘fragrance’ of skunk – oh joy! We have also been greeted with half-eaten tomatoes and rearranged objects [...]
In our continuing effort to regenerate and rejuvenate areas that long ago became overgrown with vinca and wild berries, we decided that roses might be the most perfect longterm choice for these terraces so we began with additional clean [...]
