Posted in Plants and Garden, tagged Chrysanthemums, Gardening, Plant on April 25, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Just a quick addition to my blog about Chrysanthemums (March Archive).
These are pictures of the first blooms of my Chrysanthemum plants this year, the mauve ones. They haven’t fully open yet, and I have to cover them when we have too much rains. If too wet, they will rot quickly.
We had the worse dry spell in the last few [...]
Posted in Poems, tagged Angel's trumpet, Plant, Poem, Writing on April 24, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Colour of white
An appearance of purity
They are hanging there
Dancing
Rocking
Blown by morning breeze
Brugmansia candida
What a beautiful name
The pretty angel
But beneath its beauty
Something sinister is hidden
Poison is flowing
Dangerous
Deadly…..
Thoughts:
The angel’s trumpet plant on the side of my house is blooming. From my window I can see the large white pendulous bell flowers dance following the rhythm of morning [...]
Posted in Plants and Garden, tagged Garden, Garden History, Plant, Writing on April 17, 2009 | 9 Comments »
Our house is an old weatherboard house which is well over fifty years old. In the past the garden was very basic with untidy lawn that had several fruit trees such as apple, pear. apricot and plum which was a very common garden style in 1940s. Along the driveway there were five massive trees; a [...]
Posted in Life, tagged Household Stimulus Package, Life, Saving Economy, Saving Jobs on April 16, 2009 | 2 Comments »
We live in a very complex system. It is a cycle that is inter-connected to each other. The economy, producers and consumers affect the availability of jobs. So based on this fact, during this hard time of recession, will it make sense if we have more buyers, it means more business and that we will also [...]
