Even though the weather is cool and cloudy - perfect for working in the garden - I'm taking a break from this planting madness.
Feather reed grass now line the patio and tufted hair grass keeps company with manzanita in the front yard.
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feather reed grass along one side of the patio |
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tufted hair grass next to manzanita |
Still more to plant and other madness. Next: the pineapple sage. Planted only two months ago, I must move it to complete the feather reed grass along the other side of the patio.
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pineapple sage next to stake |
This root-bound maple tree might survive long enough to get in the ground. Maybe here by the front porch.
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variegated Japanese maple in pot with sedge |
And what to do with this camellia? I was slowly shaping it up until someone thought he'd do me a favor and hacked pruned it while I was away. It's now a dense mass because I haven't touched it since.
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10-foot camellia |
I'm off to the gym. Downward dog was tough on Monday. Elliptical trainer was tough on Wednesday. Today I will be adjusting weights downward. The old body needs a break and more recovery time.
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