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Category Archives: garden things
We went off to harvest some cherries a while ago, and together with loads of them, we accidentally brought back this guy: Which, the Internet helpfully tells me, is the caterpillar of Orgyia antiqua, the rusty tussock moth, or, in German, … Continue reading
This day.. somehow got away from me. Or at least it cunningly succeeded at hiding the fact that I hadn’t blogged yet. There were a lot of things getting done, and with this and that and then a phone call … Continue reading
Even though we’ve had some snow in the past days, and it is rather cool outside again, I’m all delighted with the garden and how much is blooming there. The day of planting a few tomato plants into nice, large … Continue reading
I’m away for only a few days, and my return is to a garden in bloom – the tulips are open, and there’s spots of colour everywhere:
There are two kinds of distaff that I carry in my shop: the one made from straight, smooth, modern round dowels, and the kind made from natural wood. Said wood is either hazel or willow, both grown in our own … Continue reading
We’re obviously into spring now, and softly nearing Easter – the flowers in the garden tell me this: I hope the weather during the weekend will be nice enough to enjoy some gardening – there’s quite a bit of garden … Continue reading