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Alocasia Amazonica with ‘fly trap’ :-)
a dear friend of ours made this unique ‘fly trap’ for us, using horse shoes and nails. I have added this yard art to the potted Alocasia Amazonica at the pond’s edge: yard art fly trap yard art...
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Just a branch
I got the idea from a nursery, of course their branch was the size if a TREE loaded with huge ferns, orchids and bromeliads. And of course they had the space for it. Here is mine, a downsized version:...
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Rainwater Barrels in Myrtle Glen
Rainwater barrels do not need to be ugly, we turned ours into garden art: rain barrel One of the projects was adding rainwater barrels to the yard. The four we have are enough to water the container...
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Sleeping Beauty – rescued
Creeping Fig is such a lovely vine, but look away for a short while and this plant takes over everything. It just keeps creeping and sneaking and before you know it, all is hidden to be forgotten...
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Filling in….
They’ll have to do! I miss my leopard frogs at the little goldfish pond hopping around, swimming, catching bugs, and quaking at night. But this time of year they are hibernating under rocks and...
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Edible Bird House
The edible bird house is much-loved by the birds in Myrtle Glen. The seeds are glued on to a wooden bird house I bought at an Arts & Crafts store with edible glue made with whole wheat flour,...
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a tufa-cairn
what to do with leftover hypertufa mix? make a tufa-cairn stacked stones to me are fascinating. It’s a human thing, only we stack stones. For me they say ‘I was here’ but all over the world...
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