Ed went fishing today. When he returned, he told me again about the "thing" in the water that he sees at a certain spot and it always rolls and goes under. He thinks it might be a Manatee or not, it might be a gator. He caught fish but released them since we have a freezer full.
Wednesday, September 30, 2009
Fall - Pecans
Happy Fall!
Ed went fishing today. When he returned, he told me again about the "thing" in the water that he sees at a certain spot and it always rolls and goes under. He thinks it might be a Manatee or not, it might be a gator. He caught fish but released them since we have a freezer full.
Garden Bench covered in Blackyed Susan vine
Phillipine Petunias
I picked up pecans and spent the afternoon shelling. I got about 2 cups out of them.
My 2 trees aren't very productive.
The Pinecone Gingers are blooming all over the yard.
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ReplyDeleteLots of work. But your garden is lovely.
ReplyDeleteMy Pine Cone Lilies have gone crazy. They walk, they crawl, they take over. Mine is still walking. I do believe I will get rid of them. They get over my head. It's nice to use the fluid from the cones to wash/rinse your hair. I tried it but doubt I'd use them on a regular basis.
The natives use to use them many moons ago.