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Monthly Archives: March 2013
The Moss Garden at Mid-Mitigation
We have been on this property for two and a half years–exactly halfway through the five-year Mitigation Period–and I began my ‘Do Over’ in the clearing in February of 2011. Because of the naturally occurring native mosses here and there, … Continue reading
The Start of it All
Although we are packing our bindles and preparing to leave the Sensitive Area behind, I still get asked, ‘So…how did all this get started?’ The short answer would have to be, ‘I bought this property, built this house, and looked out the … Continue reading
Posted in DIY, Landscaping, Outdoor Living
Tagged DIY, Garden Design, Home Improvement, Interior Decoration, Plants, Primitive humor, sick rabbit, Throwaway
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Something is Still Sensitive Here. Maybe it is just me.
Almost two months of fairly enforced idleness (gardenwise, anyway) have given me ample opportunity to look out the window at my past labors and think about this land–shortly mine no longer–the health of the forest, and property restrictions in the … Continue reading
Lessons Were Learned, and…HEY! Wait a minute!
My little quadrant of this sphere is slowly tilting back toward the sun, and there is now enough demi-daylight (and if my wife is reading this: I went to high school with Demi Daylight!) when I get home from work … Continue reading
Posted in DIY, Family Activity, Landscaping, Moss Gardening, Native Plants, Outdoor Living, Property Restrictions
Tagged Bigleaf Maple, Buick Skylark, Chain-smoking grandma, Dirtle, Drumlin, Family Living, Horaisan, Key Bank Sucks!, Moss, Moss garden, mountain ash, Mountain Beaver, Nature, Outdoor Living room, Plants, Shoji house, Trillium, Vine maple, Woodshop
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