Well, the threat she's a spreadin'. Our next door neighbor, Jerry, commented he enjoys looking at our flowers and shrubbery and asked a few questions about what he could do with the front of their house. I offered to draw up a simple landscape plan. The plan involved taking out his existing flora and replacing it with low, compact species. He and Nancy, his wife, liked the plan and Jerry rode out to a local nursery and purchased some of the specimens I suggested. Here's a photo of Jerry thanking me taken right before he burned an azalea on my front step:
About Me
- KathyA
- I am a retired English teacher and department head, the mother of three grand mother of four, and have been married to the same man for 53 years, two years after we met at college. I taught in both middle and high schools as I really love teens and in-betweens. I was also a certified Lamaze instructor, and for a short time a volunteer chaplain at Howard County General Hospital. I am a two-time cancer survivor, ovarian (2003), and breast (2019) I was born in South Philadelphia and grew up in the 'burbs with great parents, in a bilingual household. I love soft pretzels and cheesesteaks, the Phillies, the Eagles, the Orioles, and sometimes the Ravens. I love being Mom, Aunt Kathy, Nona Kathy (Kath), and Teacher. I spend a lot of time in my gardens in the spring and summer, and in the winter I plan what I'm going to plant. I also am an avid reader, cook, photographer, lover of languages, music, and four-footed furries.
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Sunday, May 9, 2010
Gardener's Protection Program?
I kid about my husband sending pictures of me to local nurseries stridently warning them not to sell to me. He's my partner in crime -- okay he's the hard labor to my muse. After 38 years of marriage, the four words he has come to dread are "I have an idea." I've written this before: if there's a fresh mound in my yard and you haven't heard from me in a few days, call the police and tell them to bring shovels.
Well, the threat she's a spreadin'. Our next door neighbor, Jerry, commented he enjoys looking at our flowers and shrubbery and asked a few questions about what he could do with the front of their house. I offered to draw up a simple landscape plan. The plan involved taking out his existing flora and replacing it with low, compact species. He and Nancy, his wife, liked the plan and Jerry rode out to a local nursery and purchased some of the specimens I suggested. Here's a photo of Jerry thanking me taken right before he burned an azalea on my front step:
Well, the threat she's a spreadin'. Our next door neighbor, Jerry, commented he enjoys looking at our flowers and shrubbery and asked a few questions about what he could do with the front of their house. I offered to draw up a simple landscape plan. The plan involved taking out his existing flora and replacing it with low, compact species. He and Nancy, his wife, liked the plan and Jerry rode out to a local nursery and purchased some of the specimens I suggested. Here's a photo of Jerry thanking me taken right before he burned an azalea on my front step:
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