Simon's Cat visits the McKenzie! Husband shared a funny cat story this am. He was about early and peaked through the curtains to the patio. WHAM! 4 paws and a large grey Tuxedo hit the screen at chest height, he's 5'11" and loud MEEOOOW emited from the aged Uncle Snowball's mouth. Hubby held up a finder, closed the curtain, walked back to me and mentioned, "the cats are watching Simon's Cat through the window. By the way, the horde is hungry."
Catching up
Hah! Nearly the end of March 2017. It's been over two years since I've looked at this blog. Sheesh, a lot has changed. I'll be trying to figure out how to really used this thing for my own use and maybe others. We will see. We've moved out of the city up the river to a quiet hamlet. A nice place with lots of trees and plants. It is a joy to figure out what we have spring wise as we moved in late summer. I know we have lots of lillies lol. The main reason I've re-started the blog is to find out what's in the garden, log the plants and then find out what to do with them. Looks like we have a Goat Willow (Salix caprea) at the road end of Hummingbird Island. The other end is home to a Rose of Sharon (Hibiscus syriacus) and it's pretty huge. In between are Rhodies, Clematis and something else. Under the willow tree are Lemon Balm and that orange flowering thing (get name) that is great for hummingbirds. Some of the plants I purchased from Heiko survived th
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