By Karen England, the Edgehill Herb Farmer. Two camellia bushes, planted side by side, came with the house when we bought it in October of 2000. They are planted so close together that they appear as one large shrub until they are blooming when it becomes clear that they are different varieties. Since I don’tContinue reading “DAILY FLOWER: House Camellia no. 2 – Blooming today, 01-22-21”
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Four Whiskey Inspired Poems
Wish me luck! I’ve entered poems in Flaviar’s #spiritofthemoment poetry contest.
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DAILY FLOWER: Viola, 01-23-21
By Karen England, the Edgehill Herb Farmer. Today, I harvested pink lemonade lemons and edible flowers, viola included, to use for drink garnishes for a fundraising zoom cocktail making class I taught this evening.
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DAILY FLOWER: House Camellia no. 1 – Blooming today, January 24, 2021
By Karen England, the Edgehill Herb Farmer. I showed you my House Camellia no. 2, in bloom a few days ago, and this is the other house camellia, no. 1, blooming today.
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DAILY FLOWER: Sweet Alyssum, 01-25-21
By Karen England, the Edgehill Herb Farmer. We had hail and driving winds and torrential rains today and I thought there would be no flowers left on any plants but the Sweet Alyssum is loving the weather and, being white, sort of glows nicely, showing up in the dark grey day.
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DAILY FLOWER: Berries and Cream Rose
By Karen England, the Edgehill Herb Farmer. We are all dreaming of some magical rose garden over the horizon instead of enjoying the roses blooming outside our windows today. – Dale Carnegie
