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| I bought this plant at a yard sale for way too much-- It was more of a rescue,lol. This is the only surving cutting and it bloomed a few days ago! 4/10/04 |
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| A Tarot card created for a Nervousness.org project |
| Gardening! I just gotta garden! If it were not for the pleasure of the experience and beauty of the garden, I would have to do it for the plants themselves. I use them in so many things that I make: candles, paper, cards and soaps. |
| My laundry room often doubles as a nursery for some of my more cold sensitive plants. |
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| A small work station and part of our front yard. |
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| Wheelbarrow (just) planted with herbs and edibles and then 2 months later... |
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| More views of my front gardens. I grow flowers, herbs and veggies interchangeably in these beds,,, |
| Snow on the Mountain, salvia, stachys, Artemesia, creeping phlox, spiderwort, poppies and red clover are just a few of the plants in this box Denny made of old crossarms. Denny is a lineman.for the local power company. |
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| I buy birdfeeders, houses, planters, etc. at yard sales. This is a huge, dented galvanised conatiner I found for a dollar! A new one sells for over fifty and this one alreadyhad good holes for drainage. I bought a hanging basket and repotted it in this container so that it was both beautiful and had room to grow. |
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| Earlier in the season, these old galvanised pails were filled with birdseed. Later, I couldn't resist planting them with nasturtiums. |
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| My greenhouse becomes a place to dry flowers, future pulp for papers and, of course, paper! It all starts and ends here. I love that. |
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| I think of my greenhouse as an extension of my studio. As I expand into fiber and paper arts, it is more true than ever. |
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| left-yellow daisys in the setting sun right-hen and chicks. |
