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Category Archives: How Things Grow
Life Without Rhubarb is No Life At All
Hard to believe that last spring, the lush row or rhubarb didn’t exist, and were just small, round seeds I pushed into the soil. Life without rhubarb is no life at all. Sunday night when I went out to the … Continue reading
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Too Far to Go
I found a bee sleeping on a daisy yesterday morning. It’s a common sight in the summer, to find a bee who decided to spend the night on a flower instead of returning to the hive. I suppose if you’ve … Continue reading
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It Takes a Lot of Smarts to be a Duck
The path to the cabin is overgrown with lavender and thimble berries. You can’t see the cabin until you are almost there. When the summer busies are over, the market a memory, I’ll have time to trim the thimble berries, … Continue reading
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Dog Days of July
It’s the dog days of July, but when you think about it, every day is a dog’s day. I’ve had to separate Ema and her ducklings from the other ducks. She needs time alone to raise her ducklings without being … Continue reading
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New Ducklings, New Potatoes
When I went to put the ducks to bed last night I heard peeping. Emma’s eggs had hatched. Today was their first full day outside, and she took them all over the garden. The row of komatsuna and rows of … Continue reading
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One More Day?
Happy and his consorts are always happy to devour any leftover tofu or okara when I am in the cabin making tofu. One more day? The cherry trees are full of cherries this year. The birds are leaving them alone … Continue reading
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Weeds Are Useful
There are plenty of places in the gardens where the weeds and brush grow profusely. I don’t mind them because they are a haven for many good insects and spiders to live. They come out and quickly dispatch any invading … Continue reading
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