Bites of Life from Marylou Hershberger
Several years ago I decided to jump on the ranunculus band wagon. I bought some bulbs or corms, as they are typically called. I read the very basic instructions: plant after threat of frost. Plant in shady area.
Bingo. Easy peasy. Ha! I think 1 or 2 came up, looked weakly around and died.
Continue reading “Raising Ranunculus – A Learning Experience”
[I’m not sure what’s considered appropriate number of photos for any one blog post but I’m sure this one is breaking all the rules. 🙂 ]
Last week my family was home over New Year and as we looked at the weather forecast, there appeared to be a “chance” of snow for Wednesday. Of course, in southeast Georgia, a chance of snow usually means a few flurries in the middle of the night. Continue reading “If Winter Is Snow, We’ve Finally Had It”
Forgive me if I have already talked turkey to you. I did a search and didn’t see anything resembling that but I did find this post that made me chuckle. And then cry. Those Leyland Cypress trees did grow to be big and give great backyard privacy, only to be blown down in the last 1.5 years. Road construction, tropical storms and hurricanes did a number on them, what disease hadn’t already done.
Let’s say this from the beginning… Halo Top does not know who I am. They do not know I am giving a review. I’m sure they’re glad I buy their product, though. 🙂 I would not object to a coupon. 🙂
So if an apple a day keeps the doctor away, does 4 apples a day keep 4 doctors away, or does it keep 1 doctor away for 4 days? Continue reading “Creamy Caramel Dip”