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I’m a quirky artist, circus student, wild gardener and more. My Bold Art invites your Bold Soul to savour the vibrancy and pure delight of every day moments—and to share the joy with your family and friends. Let’s play!
Category Archives: gardening
Blue metal watering can
Hope this finds you well Dearhearts, This is my new blue metal watering can. I adore it! Doesn’t it look wonderful there with little droplets on the shiny blueness and silverness? I was going to write a long and philosophical … Continue reading
4 Reasons why getting apricots pecked over by feathered scoundrels could be a learning experience
Hello Dear folks, My Facebook Status this week: “Survivor, Backyard Apricot Tree” Outwit, Outplay, Outlast. Rainbow Lorikeets 50, Me Zero. I’ll bet your birdy stomachs will ache – all the fruit you have pecked to shreds is green, green, green. … Continue reading
Writing, gardening, berry-ing, art planning
Dear blog siblings, Rebecca Leigh, the wonderful copywriter who wrote the text for my (Tangerine Meg Art Card shop) site has included my “pleased customer” comments on her updated site. I am chuffed! Gardening update Broccoli seedlings: happily settled in, … Continue reading
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Tagged art development, berries, garden news, gardening, kiwi fruit, Rebecca Leigh
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2008 – what a good number
Hello fellow breathers of air! This site has had 2008 hits as of right now. Thanks heaps for visiting and reading this. I have been eating a lot of pistachio nuts lately, Mmm! I decided that binning (to landfill) wasn’t … Continue reading
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Tagged barbara kingsolver, farmers market, local food, pistachio shells
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Seedlings, seeds general gardening news and Tricicle 20
A warm welcome today, blog-friends, I will plant later when it’s cooler outside, but am excited just to have in the house (purchased from our local Farmers Market) some new dear little vegetable seedlings. I will list them, as they … Continue reading
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Tagged gardening, organic, potential, seedlings, tricicle 20, warmer weather
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New fruit trees better than a puppy!
Hello dear readers, I am chuffed to report that yesterday another pair of fruit trees (not pears) was planted in my garden. The spot had been enriched with bokashi compost 2 and 6 weeks ago. The trees are a medium-late … Continue reading