I post this brilliant mspaint artwork of mine in honor of the fact that our worms arrived today in a cardboard box. We set up their plastic bin (which came yesterday) and filled it with shredded paper and coconut fiber and dried leaves from outside and bits of celery that went floppy in the refrigerator, etc. Then we [...]
Posts Tagged ‘gardening’
Eisenia fetida
Posted in garden, tagged compost, Eisenia fetida, gardening, love, mspaint, redworms, worms on March 20, 2008 | 1 Comment »
tidbits of green growth
Posted in garden, tagged gardening, houseplants, plants, winter on February 3, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
I’m a sucker for the floral and houseplant displays at the grocery store, especially this time of year when the trees look like nothing but sticks and my gardens are frozen over. I mean, I’m excited to think about what the gardens will look like in the spring, as the flowers and herbs and shrubs [...]
I really want some worms for my birthday
Posted in garden, tagged books, decomposition, dirt, gardening, slinky, vegetables, worms on January 4, 2008 | 5 Comments »
I hate having to throw vegetables away, like these poor parsnips, just because we don’t have anywhere to compost them. It feels really wrong to be putting biodegradable stuff into the trash can in plastic bags, which will then go to the town dump, where we drop them into a big metal bin with everyone else’s [...]
seeds
Posted in garden, tagged fall, flowers, gardening, home, seasons, squirrels on November 2, 2007 | 2 Comments »
I was gardening the other day, getting ready for winter. In the front garden there was a big sunflower plant that was already growing there when we moved in. It had lots of happy flowers all summer, but the leaves had been looking kinda yellow and moldy for a while, since it started getting colder, [...]


