Coming home from "2 weeks in the sun on a beach in Puerto Plata" I couldn't wait to open my spring issue of Garden Making - which was waiting for me, delivered to subscribers the day after we left home.
I subscribed to Garden Making when it was first introduced at Canada Blooms and I have loved every issue.
This time my excitement was different as I knew that Lakeshore Willows is featured in the monthly pages: Gardener's Notebook and I had to find Garden Making in the pile of mail and open it at 2 a.m. just after we arrived home.
My friend Yvonne Cunnington - "Thank you so much for writing this, helping me spread the word about working with willow"
The anticipated snowstorm dumped a pile of snow here today and it has been very busy at the bird feeder. I have feeders in three different sizes, the biggest one too big for hanging in a rope or chain. In the spring we will place a pole in a flowerbed for mounting one in addition to leaving one on the deck, mounted on a rod placed in a sturdy umbrella-foot. For now, so that we can enjoy the birds - and they can eat - during winter, we have placed one on top of our fire pit.
For those of you interested - I have just started a new blog: I Danmark er jeg født (I was born in Denmark). I is written in Danish and I intend to communicate everyday happenings and thoughts.
