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Category: Garden
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Some late August Flowers
Posted at 5:05 pm
Aug 23rdLate August Flowers Music is Waitress Song by First Aid Kit. -
Frou Frou
Posted at 3:36 pm
Jul 19th
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Mambo Leaves
Posted at 5:57 pm
Jul 2ndI’ve been reading a lot about how your thoughts create your reality, so I thought I’d give it a try. Here my Chinese fan palm and Abyssinian Banana plant dance a Cuban Mambo choreographed by an English man in a Carolina garden.
The music is The Mambo Craze, by De-Phazz. 
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Rick’s Outrageous Zinnias
Posted at 2:42 pm
Jul 1stMy neighbor has grown the most beautiful zinnias.
The music is Enigma’s Sadeness Part II. -
Portulaca Party…Happy Pride
Posted at 5:14 pm
Jun 11thMy little portulacas look like a fiesta every morning. The divas don’t wake up until 10 am and they’ve had enough by noon. They take the rest of the day off – but for those two hours they go full throttle. Here is a video tribute to them — by the way, unlike my alternate persona DJ Fleur, I am really just a confirmed wallflower.
The music is Vamos a La Playa (Radio Edit) by Loona. 
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Love Your Mother (Earth)
Posted at 2:17 pm
May 29thI spent some time just enjoying my garden. Looking at the leaves from underneath and floating lilies in my water bowl.
The music is Mama by Sam Garrett. 
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Tribute to Lola, my Sago Palm
Posted at 11:09 pm
May 19thLola, my Sago Palm, had a rough winter. The cold and the snow damaged all her leaves. Last year she didn’t put forth any new growth so I was little bit concerned this spring. I gave her some coffee grounds and apparently that was just the jolt she needed.
Short film Lola starring Lola as herself and Shy Boy Cortez as Tony. Music is Copacabana by Barry Manilow. -
Tea House Moon
Posted at 3:29 pm
Apr 26th
Some roses in a little Japanese creamer. Music is Tea House Moon by Enya. -
Lustreware Creamer
Posted at 7:45 pm
Apr 10th
Pretty little windmill scene on this vintage lustreware creamer. Music is Whistler’s Lament, by Tim Wheater. -
Spring Afternoon
Posted at 4:11 pm
Mar 29thI planted these snapdragons, pansies, ornamental kale and cabbages last autumn. They have survived the dark days of winter and are full of life and light this golden afternoon. The song is Srimad Bhagavatam, by Patrick Bernard. 
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Maisie and Pip 