Friday, September 22, 2006
"Vancouver" found variety of fig. Main Crop. Yum.
The net is there to discourage feathered and furry friends. These are big juicy figs. AFter a month of wondering, they are starting to ripen.
These are very juicy and sweet. Worth the wait and effort. Looks like there will be a nice crop this year. So far only one fig has split from the rains.
Wednesday, September 20, 2006
An hour at Portland Nursery
Tuesday, September 19, 2006
Anigozanthos flavidus (Kangaroo paw) impulse purchase
This one may be a mistake - apparentlly this Australian native is difficult to grow almost anywhere in the US. They seem to do OK in California, but the climate here is wetter and cooler in the Winter. Still, if it does survive the winter, it will be a lot of fun. I think I will overwinter it inside, somewhat dry, and move it outdoors in the Spring.
Monday, September 18, 2006
Dog fun in the grass
They like running around in the grass. Sometimes they nearly fly.
With the rains starting now, the grass will green up soon.
Drove to work today. Still too tired from the last over-night shift, and the back was hurting.
I did remember to take clothes and some food for tomorrow.
Exact miles, work door to house front door: 9.6 miles.
With the rains starting now, the grass will green up soon.
Drove to work today. Still too tired from the last over-night shift, and the back was hurting.
I did remember to take clothes and some food for tomorrow.
Exact miles, work door to house front door: 9.6 miles.
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