Category Archives: roses

January sun

Posted on January 1, 2013 by linniew

I had been wondering, just yesterday, when there was snow and rain outside and wood fires and hot cider within, would I ever want to work out of doors again, or had I somehow arrived at a point where it … Continue reading →

Posted in Max the Westie, propagation, roses, vegetable garden | Tagged dividing doublefile viburnum, greenhouse winter vegetables, hellebore as cut flower, knitting, outdoor rose cuttings | 33 Comments

Acorns, chipmunk and roses

Posted on October 24, 2012 by linniew

Subscribe in a reader Autumn afternoon sun with long shadows–and almost Halloween. I like the mood, but it can switch quickly to rain showers. And, rather like the rain, acorns have also been falling. There are enough accumulated on the … Continue reading →

Posted in greenhouse gardening, roses, trees | Tagged acorns, autumn in Western Oregon, chipmunk, propagated rose cuttings, rose 'Tuscany' | 33 Comments

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