"There are countless horrible things happening all over the world and horrible people prospering, but we must never allow them to disturb our equanimity or deflect us from our sacred duty to sabotage and annoy them whenever possible." -Auberon Waugh
Tuesday, May 8, 2012
From the Paco Botanical Park
Politics can be a drag, but, even under Obamunism, I've still got my snapdragons and peonies (at least, for now).
Lovely as usual, Paco. I don't have flowers, but the grape tomatoes, cherry tomatoes, peppers, and cucumbers in my raised beds are doing beautifully, too!
Beautiful! I was inspired this year to clear out some of my flowers in order to plant a small vegetable garden and a strawberry patch, and to revamp some of the flowerbeds to make better use of the flowers I kept. But I don't think my efforts come up to your standards, Paco.
Deborah Leigh said...Always a sight to behold. Perhaps, when said time comes, you, Mrs. Paco and, of course, Mabel can visit us in our future home. And perhaps you can impart a few tips between the bites of barbeque, and swigs of Margaritas, or whatever you prefer. You should like it since it will be someplace in Texas.
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Lovely as usual, Paco. I don't have flowers, but the grape tomatoes, cherry tomatoes, peppers, and cucumbers in my raised beds are doing beautifully, too!
Paco's garden- bringing beauty while fighting global warming. An artist and Earth hero!
I'm nominating you for a Nobel Peace Prize!
Beautiful! I was inspired this year to clear out some of my flowers in order to plant a small vegetable garden and a strawberry patch, and to revamp some of the flowerbeds to make better use of the flowers I kept. But I don't think my efforts come up to your standards, Paco.
Deborah Leigh said...Always a sight to behold. Perhaps, when said time comes, you, Mrs. Paco and, of course, Mabel can visit us in our future home. And perhaps you can impart a few tips between the bites of barbeque, and swigs of Margaritas, or whatever you prefer. You should like it since it will be someplace in Texas.
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