Thursday, 28 May 2020
I continue to churn out a few plant sale preparation posts.
The sale will include garden touring, so in the evening, after finishing the sorting and tagging that I began, I weeded the front garden. I’m well chuffed about that, as, last year I had not weeded it at all and had to close it off from the tour.
Before:
The after is taken the next day, when I had added some cosmos.
Meanwhile, Allan had mowed at the J Crew Cottage, the Nora House and the Norwoods. Photos from the Norwood garden:
Back at home, here, as promised, is a photo of the shell backed chair on our front porch…
And a further away photo than before of the catio.
That cat patio looks like it’s been there for a long while, not just weeks. Brilliant!
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Thank you, that’s just what we were hoping.
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I love the cat patio. It turned out so cute. I want one even though I don’t have a cat. Is there such a thing as a datio for dogs? Hope the plant sale went well.
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I think for a big enough dog, a well fenced garden is enough, but a Datio for a little dog would be great. A friend had her little dog snatched by a coyote who jumped the fence into the garden. I’ve heard more than one story of that. So a safe roofed area would be wonderful for small dogs.
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Necessity was the mother of a brilliantly made catio.
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Necessity was the mother of a brilliantly made catio
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Desperate times…wish Jazmin would come back to enjoy it.
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That’s a beautiful catio!
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Thank you!
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Nice work, Skyler! . . . and that catio is so cute. I love the hanging flower baskets on the sides, and the door made with hoops.
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Thank you!
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I like the door to the catio a lot.
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Thanks, Mr T!
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Ah, more eryngium! I did not like growing it as a cut flower crop decades ago, but now that I am seeing more of, I sort of want to grow it again. I wish I knew what cultivar we grew back then, so I could grow it now. There may not have been many cultivars back then.
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