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Winter Indoor Herb Cultivation

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Barbie: East Granby, Connecticut, United States; My gardens are utilitarian: Food and herbs first, flowers after that. Forget Martha Stewart: In my gardens you'll find lots of dirty dirt, bugs and other critters, garden tools that migrated from the shed, piles of seashells, dogs, vintage teapots recycled as planters, and lots of heart-shaped rocks. I'm a UConn Certified Master Gardener, a State Certified Horticultural Professional, a Certified Usui Reiki Master (Takata lineage), and a CT Notary Public. I hold two master's degrees: one, in English language and lit; the other in creative writing. I will gladly give Reiki to your ill companion animal for no charge. I will also travel to animal shelters to administer healing Reiki, free of charge. E-mail me with companion animal requests at jnanayogagirl@att.net. ⎝⏠⏝⏠⎠

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Cherry tomatoes are ripening...

August 2008

Cucumbers, August 2008

Starting to fill the kitchen...

Habanero, August 2008

Hot stuff...gave some to a friend...

Butternut squash is taking over

Butternut squash for winter food is growing up over the back porch. Covered with flowers that will soon be squash. Let's see how big it gets. Looks like the porch will be out of commission for the rest of summer...

Mums in summer?

So the local nursery is pushing autumn sales, and has mums! Hello, it's still summer! OK I bought one, but only because it's SO ORANGE...

"Everbearing" variety strawberries fresh from the kitchen garden

So sweet, you can hardly believe it!

Ivan in the garden

On the lookout for chipmunks...

Goldenrod

Grows wild along the woodline behind the house...

German pinks

Earlier tomatoes in the garden. Still green, but will be ready soon.

Wise old owl

Watches over the garden from the back porch.

Portable succulent garden

So pretty...

Roadside daffs, Westbrook

I love it when good people plant them in odd places...

Roadside daffs, Westbrook

Pansies in glass

Just another way to take a $2 pot of pansies and make something beautiful for your doorstep...

Forcing hyacinth bulbs

Winter 2008. Some pinks, some purples. The fragrance is sublime.

Straight from the heart

"Heart" rocks found in gardens, at the beach, while traveling, etc. If you should find a heart shaped rock, please be sure to send it my way! I love rocks...

Azaela

Mercy Center at Madison, summer 2007. Beautiful grounds. Great gardens.

"Clown" tulip, winter '08

Winter-forced tulips don't usually thrive in my care, but this one has bloomed nicely in the garden room. Has a leggy, graceful thing going on. Background is aloe under a cloche.

'Buddha Blue'

Cool. I want this for the garden.

'Hermitage' hybrid amaryllis

Full bloom, mid-February. Two big fat scapes so far...

Martha Washington geranium

Summer 2007, Guilford. This geranium is spending winter under the grow lights. No blooms, but it's healthy and should make a comeback in summer. The Martha Washingtons are gorgeous.

Solstice 2007

Fire and ice, Guilford. Shot this for a newspaper article on the solstice. It was easy enough: I just filled a big baking pan with water, put the candles in, and froze it. Then I placed it outside at night and lit the candles.