Tag Archives: Max

Unnatural selection

Posted on February 16, 2012 by linniew

No more Ms. Nice Woman. Time to dig up the invasive early spring plant that I thought for years was the Oregon native Marsh Marigold. (Live and learn, thanks to my brilliant blog readers–see the discussion at the end of … Continue reading →

Posted in actual plants, greenhouse gardening, Max the Westie | Tagged invasive plants, Lesser celandine, Max, mice in greenhouse | 49 Comments

Creeping October-ness

Posted on October 2, 2011 by linniew

Yes, it’s October, and the lovely deadly monkshood (Aconitum) is in bloom. This is quite exciting for me, because typically my monkshood plant does not bloom, deadly or otherwise. I moved it in the early spring, to a more shaded … Continue reading →

Posted in actual plants, insects, Max the Westie, Pacific Northwest native plants, Tillie | Tagged aconitum, Max, monkshood, Oregon viburnum, Tillie, Viburnum edule | 42 Comments

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