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menu skip to content about diy journal and projects kitchen garden around the farmhouse recipe index resume is now an archive leave a reply is now an archive. i will not be posting here anymore. from now on all my posting will be at better than bullets. comments will be off so i don’t have to monitor this site any more. but please feel free to continue to check out the content here and enjoy. this entry was posted in around the farmhouse on march 13, 2015 by angelina . my garden delivers calm in a mad, mad world. leave a reply my garden has been a little haven this week. i planted this dianthus a couple of weeks ago and after a hard day at work this week i was brought back to a calm place in my mind by the incredible spicy clove scent of this little blossom. this one right here. these are commonly referred to as “pinks”. it’s a small mounding plant with little blossoms. if you plant some, be sure to choose one with scent, not all dianthus have it. i love so many things about the oregon climate. i miss the rain and the cold and the clouds. this little blossom reminded me that one of the things i missed about california was the ability to grow citrus. this one little blossom so full of rich balmy scent grounded me a few times this week. i park my vespa right in front of it. i stop and smell anything that’s blooming every time i come home. i’m reminded what is good about the mediterranean climate i live in. plus, we did actually get rain last week and that was fantastic. the rain we got is also the reason for this surprise – a cluster of mushrooms nestled in among the lemon balm in the fig tree barrel. i don’t know what it is but to see a mushroom in our dry climate is pretty exciting. eventually i want to create an edible mushroom garden in our shady side-yard. i need to mulch the garlic beds. i’m afraid i didn’t plant the bulbs quite deep enough. they’ll do better with mulch, especially as the warm weather settles in. this is my other garlic bed. i also have garlic planted around my roses and in between my herbs in the middle tier of my raised beds. these foxgloves were planted last year but remained small in the shadow of the summer squash that was in this bed at the time. snow peas! the snails ate the ones i planted a couple of months ago. snails are proving to be a formidable pest in this garden. i have bought some sluggo which i always found effective in the past. my mom’s sorrel. i’m not a huge sorrel fan but isn’t this beautiful? it overwintered and is looking refreshed. english daisies. i love daisies. all daisies. such a simple joy. even if you don’t have a garden you can have a pot of these in a sunny window. my garden has been reminding me of the cyclical nature of things like time, seasons, feelings, trips, love, housework, jobs, opportunities, dreams. things come around again and again. sometimes it’s hard to see the cycle because it’s too small or too large for us to grasp. i don’t think we need to always see it. but it’s useful to be reminded that even things like death aren’t truly an end so much as a return to what we like to think of as the beginning. the air this morning is mild and pretty. the mourning doves are cooing and it brings into focus other mornings from the distant past that are acutely pleasant to me. summer mornings when i was 14 years old. my parents left me home alone for a week while the rest of the family traveled somewhere i can’t remember. they gave me grocery money and instructions to take care of the garden and animals. it was one of the best memories i have of being a teen. i remember waking up early and watering the garden before the heat set in. the mourning doves must have been cooing then too because that sound always brings me right back to this memory. i’d eat yogurt, fruit, and granola for breakfast. i’d drink tea. then i’d watch soaps on tv while making paper dolls. sometimes alone and sometimes with my two best friends. in the afternoon i would go down town and hang out with friends. go to their houses, or to lithia park. then i’d be home again, picking vegetables from the garden using my mom’s shallow harvest basket. out there in my mom’s garden, in the late afternoon heat, the world was silent except for the occasional squabbling of our hens and the hum of the bees. the air was spicy with clove scent from my mom’s carnations. it was supreme happiness to me, to be all alone, tending a garden in peace and a quiet interrupted only by soft happy sounds. no family fighting, no discord, no unrest in my head, no fears, just blissful solitude standing in the garden my mother designed and grew. now i find that in my own garden whether it’s large or small or just a few pots on a ledge. i feel that same happy stillness when surrounded by plants and listening to mourning doves. this entry was posted in gardening and tagged garden memories , garden sanctuary , gardening , late winter garden , peace in the garden , spring garden on february 15, 2015 by angelina . talking to the roses leave a reply this is the first bunch of rosemary i was able to cut from my potted rosemary plant. it struggled all summer and fall and then, suddenly, it was strong, robust, reaching upward, and in need of its first trim. i used a good deal of it for rosemary roasted vegetables and then a little in some cabbage and white bean soup (which was a mistake) and i have just enough left for some more roasted vegetables. today i’m thinking about what we can plant as a shared hedge between our driveway and the neighbor’s. the hedge that’s there right now is dying. i want an edible hedge that’s also beautiful. but one i can get the neighbor to agree to. pomegranates are naturally small trees that can be kept pruned to hedge size easily. i’m dreaming of making pomegranate jelly every year. or just juicing them and drinking the juice. the spring flowers are gorgeous and they aren’t picky about soil. all i have to do is convince the neighbor to pay to have the dead hedges removed (roots and all) and offer to pay for and care for the new hedge. i’m still toying with two other possibilities: espaliered apple and pear trees and a blueberry hedge, each posing their own unique challenges. i get panicky on friday mornings now that i work four days a week. i feel so much pressure to get shit done. not only the usual stuff around the house but chores connected to my fledgling apothecary business. today i drank coffee, chatted with online friends, my mother, made breakfast, yelled at twitter for constantly clogging my feed with sexual content that i find so tiresome and annoying. this led to two fun non-sex-related chats with different writer friends. one was about pizza and one was about gardening. within 20 minutes i forgot all about everyone’s irritating obsession with the sex they’re having or wish they were having and realized that what i really need is to prune some of my roses. i have pruned 5 of them so far. most of them are spindly little roses that have yet to become deeply rooted. they’re just settling in from being planted late last spring. i hate pruning the little ones because every little cut feels like murder. the roses with the lush thick healthy canes are so much easier to prune. you can hear them sighing with relief as the weak limbs are removed, the dead leaves sough off, and you tell them how wonderful and hearty they are. i’m writing this as i take a quick break from the warmth outside. it’s too warm for me today but i need to get back out there a little bit more. next i’m going to the back yard. we have three roses back there that have valiantly held onto life in the darkest oak shade for years before they were transplanted last year. it’s time they got the prune they need to thrive. school is just getting out. i can hear the messy hum of middle school kids a half a block away. max is walking home from the high school right now, any moment he’ll walk in the door and dump his backpack at the base of the stairs. i’ll 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