rephetibel (![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} rephetibel) wrote,@ 2009-06-01 15:43:00 |
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The garden's in!
I set out plants of mammoth sweet basil, tarragon and parsley in the herb garden. I laid out the soaker hoses which turned out to be less of a job than I expected. Then I planted all my seeds: rutabaga, lettuce, celery, leeks, scallions, beets (two varieties), daikon radishes, carrots, spinach, broccoli raab, Swiss chard, parsnips, kale, onions, collards, zucchini, acorn squash, pole beans (two kinds), runner beans, cucumbers, hollyhocks, nasturtiums and California poppies. Boy, am I glad to get that done!
Our interim priest, Father Lawrence Crumb has a book just out. The Oxford Movement and its Leaders, A Bibliography of Secondary and Lesser Primary Sources. (936 pages, $185.00 from Amazon) We're proud of him but it sounds like the kind of book only a library would buy.
I set out plants of mammoth sweet basil, tarragon and parsley in the herb garden. I laid out the soaker hoses which turned out to be less of a job than I expected. Then I planted all my seeds: rutabaga, lettuce, celery, leeks, scallions, beets (two varieties), daikon radishes, carrots, spinach, broccoli raab, Swiss chard, parsnips, kale, onions, collards, zucchini, acorn squash, pole beans (two kinds), runner beans, cucumbers, hollyhocks, nasturtiums and California poppies. Boy, am I glad to get that done!
Our interim priest, Father Lawrence Crumb has a book just out. The Oxford Movement and its Leaders, A Bibliography of Secondary and Lesser Primary Sources. (936 pages, $185.00 from Amazon) We're proud of him but it sounds like the kind of book only a library would buy.
