End of the month, TJ (burglar warning: there's someone staying in our house here!)
I'm looking forward to it, Larry. Though I'll have to be careful to preserve everything that's been self sown, like chili and tomato plants and various flowers.
Vaude, looks nice and green now, but give it a couple of months and all that green is brown.
How long until you go? You may not be able to find it by then. Take a machete!
ReplyDeleteOh I'd love a crack at that!(used to be a gardener)
ReplyDeletego from southern italy botany to tropical carribean if you "let it go". keep the environment guessing OR there's your new roof creeping up the side.
ReplyDeleteEnd of the month, TJ (burglar warning: there's someone staying in our house here!)
ReplyDeleteI'm looking forward to it, Larry. Though I'll have to be careful to preserve everything that's been self sown, like chili and tomato plants and various flowers.
Vaude, looks nice and green now, but give it a couple of months and all that green is brown.
That gardener-drone of yours is really slacking Neal. Unless you reprogrammed it to produce Raki of course.
ReplyDeleteSelf-sown tomato, now thats cool!!
ReplyDeleteXanares, the only drones they have there are Albanians (they get most of the labouring jobs). Raki in the house, waiting.
ReplyDeleteEverything grows like crazy there, Larry - their winter is mostly like our spring, though maybe a bit colder and wetter in the mountains where we are.
On the upside at least the weeds sequester Carbon from the atmosphere :-)
ReplyDeleteThe pointing on the house looks really nice, sorry to go off topic.
ReplyDeleteHave a good summer btw.