Morning harvest.
Morning harvest.
Serendib
That’s the technical term. Thingies.
Various ocean thingies. That’s the technical term. Thingies. Down at Berwyn Sprout, though I can pull them if desired…
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I may have gone a little overboard
I may have gone a little overboard with Saturday night’s taco bar.
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The after-game hang was fire
Kavi asked if she could invite friends over after the game. The game did not go well, alas, but the after-game hang was fire. (Also featured an actual fire, with s’mores.)
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Trust me that it’s very very pretty.
I feel like I still haven’t photographed this table properly, so you will just have to trust me that it’s very very pretty. I’m just going to keep it in my house for now, because I need to sell a table or two at Berwyn Sprout before there’s room for it. But it IS available
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I braved the oak mites
I braved the oak mites to do some gardening, because it was too perfect out not to. Planted some fall planters, cleaned up half the parkway garden. Other half tomorrow. Came in, stripped down, threw clothes in laundry, showered. This is the new gardening routine, as long as the oak mites stick around.
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Something like ‘Serendib House Presents’
Okay, so help me think this through. The whole point of the little Sprout booth was to try out a store concept, see if it works. I’m almost a year in (anniversary party in October! details soon!), and so far, I’ve made rent every month but one (January was very slow, but December more than
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Love the intense burst of color
Ironweed (native). I’m a little nervous that it’s going to get too tall for this parkway spot — it’s supposed to grow to 4-6 feet, and we’re supposed to keep parkway plantings under 4′. But at least this year (its second year in my garden, I think), it’s barely a foot tall, so that’s a
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Weekly garden gather:
Weekly garden gather: • Canadian goldenrod (native)• ironweed (native)• Jeanne phlox (native cultivar)• Russian sage (hardy and easy for sunny, dry areas; prune once a year for neatness and otherwise ignore)• ageratum (I’m not sure if this is perennial or annual, but regardless, it came back strong this year)• feverfew (there’s a native American feverfew,
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