We are all creative one way or another and constantly looking for the next thing to create for the purpose of embellish our surroundings. Our house is a reflexion of what we are, and is an important part in our lives. This Blog was created for those who, like me are looking for change, and felt the impulse to improve and see every detail in simple things, and enjoy life every day, every moment....
Tuesday, April 28, 2009
Wisteria and Lilacs.
Wisteria are vigorous, twining vines with wide landscape usage where space permits and gardeners are committed to keeping them in bounds like I do. Among their attributes are hardiness, vigor, longevity and the ability to climb high. They are greatly valued for their large, pendulous flower clusters that occur in the spring. Flowers are pea-like and may be white, pink, lilac-blue, bluish-purple or purple in color. The plant climbs by means of twining stems and has alternate, pinnately compound leaves. I got this one 3 years ago and is the first time is blooming.
Lilacs are small trees, we have a lot of them growing in the yard also, Aside from Roses, there is no flower as beautiful and aromatic as Lilacs. Of the two, Lilacs have a stronger scent that carries quite a distance. Unfortunately, Lilacs bloom for only a very brief couple weeks in the spring.
Sunday, April 26, 2009
Progress in my Garden.
We planted some Ferns yesterday around the borders of the house, they like plenty water and shade. This is just the beginning, I hope I can keep update with more in the days ahead. Every Spring I try to dedicate a few hours before Sunset to see how I can improve the garden. I love gardening, is an scape to all the stress of work, and an extension of decorating a house. The exterior should be nice too. Give love to your garden and get wonderful results back.
This tree is magical, I can see it through my window, is spectacular now with this other background.
Driving around Marietta's PA.
Friday April 24, was a sunny and nice day, we spent the afternoon meeting some friends in this town.Marietta is a Historic Place in Pennsylvania. In colonial days, Marietta was a Susquehanna River crossing known as "Anderson's Ferry". In their beginings many beautiful houses , Federal and Colonial and Victorian Styles were built. Some of them you can visit during the Holydays Candlelight Tour. I love to go on December, but the rest of the year people do all kind of decorations in the town.
In the way there you can admire the river and the 3 miles Islands. There are hiking trails, You can do a tour to the Furnace ruins, Antique places for shopping, lot of fun. We enjoyed buying plants in the way home.
There are a few more pictures, I will be posting them as soon as I can.
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