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Susan Ramirez

boxofdelights@wandering.shop

<p>&quot;Books, plants, and babies, that&#39;s all you care about,&quot; my kid said to me once. And really the only rejoinder I could make was &quot;...dogs?&quot;</p>

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  • Post #3616048

    Spot the #bunny This Caryopteris x clandonensis got planted a few weeks ago, and is being watered regularly, so maybe it is a cool spot? Anyway, the bunny did not care that I walked right up to it and took a picture. &quot;I&#39;m invisible. Well, maybe I&#39;m not invisible, but I&#39;m not moving.&quot; #gardening

  • Post #3144586

    https://puzzmo.com/play/memoku/jo5apz1tgf/share #puzzles

  • Post #3144585

    I will fight you #spider

  • Post #3144584

    Sleeping dogs #DogsOfMastodon

  • Post #3069181

    A bed of tomatoes, kale, and basil. Bonus firecracker penstemon. #Gardening #BloomScrolling #GrowYourOwn

  • Post #2848079

    My sidewalk strip is xeriscape, but the plants are enjoying the 2.5 inches of rain. It&amp;#39;s on a steep slope, which made it a nuisance to mow when it was grass and weeds, but now it means that even with clay soil it has adequate drainage. #gardening #ResilientGardening #xeriscape #NativePlants #SidewalkStrip

  • Post #2848078

    These are the plants that still need planting. Usually Mother&amp;#39;s Day weekend is safe to plant tomatoes and basil, but this year, after a warm dry winter we got some overnight frosts in May. The tiny plants on the right are three Phacelia and three penstemons, leftover from Xeriscape Demo Garden because they are too small to go in the ground yet. The tray of mixed perennials on the left is my haul from the Spring Creek plant sale. #gardening #GrowYourOwn #nativeplants

  • Post #2848077

    #Penstemon feeding the #bees and #peony feeding the #ants #Bloomscrolling #gardening #insects #pollinators

  • Post #1356729

    Reading: When Franny Stands Up, by Eden Robins Just finished: A Wizard of Earthsea, the graphic novel edition, by Ursula K. Le Guin and Fred Fordham. I liked seeing what Earthsea looked like. The dragons, birds, boat, seascapes and landscapes are. really beautiful. But a lot of the pictures are really dark, especially the interior scenes. Read with good lighting. Up next: What We Are Seeking, by Cameron Reed, of course! But first The Frozen River for book group. #bookstodon #wwwwednesday

  • Post #1356725

    Chokecherry (Prunus virginiana), two pie cherries (Prunus cerasus &amp;quot;North star&amp;#39; and Prunus cerasus &amp;#39;Montmorency&amp;#39;), and an amsonia jonesii in bloom. Forecast of 27 degrees tonight, so there may be no pie cherries for me this summer. #BloomScrolling #gardening #GardenInventory #NativePlants #phenology

  • Post #1356722

    More snow than we&amp;#39;ve had all winter!

  • Post #1153859

    A teenager asked me for recommendations to get into science fiction. I know she reads fantasy, but I guess they are different genres to her. She said someone told her she should read Dune, and I said nooooo, you should not read Dune. I suggested Murderbot. What else should I recommend? #Bookstodon #BookRecommendations #ScienceFiction #AskFedi

  • Post #1153656

    #NewBook #Bookstodon #CameronReed

  • Post #1047787

    #Spring cleanup at the #Xeriscape Demonstration Garden. The dark purple Pasque Flower is Pulsatilla vulgaris, introduced from Eurasia. The light purple is Anemone patens or Pulsatilla patens, native to North America. #NativePlants #BloomScrolling

  • Post #932537

    RE: https://mastodon.social/@fesshole/116323516801824681 It is a good deed to let children know that not everyone agrees with their parents about anything.

  • Post #932536

    Must be spring, because the vultures are back. The lilacs and one of my little cherry trees are starting to blossom. I got a postcard from nantucketlit.com/postcards with a poem by @asakiyume #BloomScrolling #phenology

  • Post #760444

    Rebuilding the #compost bins. I emptied the oldest in this set of six bins, then put it back together. The cardboard around the edges is just to keep the compost in the bin. The sticks are to keep channels open for air to get inside the compost. (Also, I had to cut down a small self-sown crabapple and I had a lot of sticks.) Then I turned the two bins behind this one into this one. They had both shrunk down a lot, so almost all their contents fit into this. #gardening

  • Post #252975

    Olympic sleeping champion. 10/10 for style. #DogsOfMastodon