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Resilience
Three weeks after The Storm that Ate Downtown, the back garden has recovered. The removal of the towering sunflowers has allowed okra to...
kaydee777
Aug 16, 20201 min read


Night soirée
At play in the fields of the night blooms. Just before dawn, when the waning crescent moon dances with the stars in the eastern sky,...
kaydee777
Aug 16, 20201 min read


Split second stillness
A brief moment of repose for a tiny hummingbird who is normally a blurred whirligig while feeding daily at the flowers of the...
kaydee777
Aug 15, 20201 min read


Little sister
Painted Mountain rainbow (grinding) corn has a little sister. The first ears of Painted Hill sweet corn were harvested today, having...
kaydee777
Aug 12, 20201 min read


Jamaica dreaming
What’s on the table? Morning harvest of Royal Burgundy beans, tomato, okra, a hot pepper, leafy greens, and a watermelon was transformed...
kaydee777
Aug 11, 20201 min read


First light
Sunrise is easing later each day but early mornings are still my favourite time of day. Today I noticed a lot of purple flowers in the...
kaydee777
Aug 9, 20201 min read


Kitchen window channel
And a happy International Cat Day to you too. I must admit when I sited the birdbath in the kitchen sink window view, I expected to be...
kaydee777
Aug 9, 20201 min read


The colour purple
Hyacinth Beans (Lablab purpureus) are putting out lovely long sprays of purple blooms, adding to the catalog of purple in the garden and...
kaydee777
Aug 8, 20201 min read


Madame Moonflower
It’s been a long road to persuade Madame Moonflower to grace the medicine, meditation and mountain view garden but She blooms at last!...
kaydee777
Aug 7, 20201 min read


Petrichor
Good Night New Mexico. Goodnight Sun. Goodnight light. Goodnight sunflowers. Goodnight Milagro chiles. Was so hoping for a rainstorm this...
kaydee777
Aug 6, 20201 min read


Divine messengers
This week I scored some Iris plants at a local animal shelter fundraiser. I have no idea what colour or variety they are but they have...
kaydee777
Aug 6, 20201 min read


Eating with angels.
It’s National Watermelon Day (apparently). "When one has tasted watermelon, he knows what angels eat“ (Mark Twain) I spent an inordinate...
kaydee777
Aug 3, 20201 min read


Becoming a bean counter
It’s the festival of Lammas (mid point between summer solstice and autumn equinox), the moon is swelling to full again and harvest of the...
kaydee777
Aug 2, 20201 min read


Unveiling Madame X
The mystery melon was showing signs of deterioration so I plucked it this evening. She is, indeed, what I know as spanspek - much of the...
kaydee777
Aug 2, 20201 min read


Oh my! Melons!
Harvested the first watermelon for breakfast today. It is super juicy, making a distinct pop sound at the first cut, cells filled to...
kaydee777
Aug 1, 20201 min read


Spicy. Saucy
Much time this week was given over to processing batches of spicy spaghetti sauce Tomatoes, especially the Black Prince were discovered...
kaydee777
Aug 1, 20201 min read


Giving a fig or three
The fig tree, planted early September 2019, shows signs of giving 3 figs this season. I believe it is a Brown Turkey fig (ficus carica)....
kaydee777
Aug 1, 20201 min read


Holding on
There’s got to be a morning after. We held on through a night of fierce monsoon storm on Sunday. At sunrise Monday I did a walkabout and...
kaydee777
Jul 31, 20201 min read


Sunday night in the monsoon season
A monsoon storm in the Chihuahuan desert. It started with the emergency alerts and a sky growing increasingly darker late afternoon. The...
kaydee777
Jul 29, 20201 min read


Towards food sovereignty
What’s on the table? This mornings harvest is chard, okra, Royal Burgundy beans and tomatoes. The tomatoes are splitting from the recent...
kaydee777
Jul 26, 20201 min read
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