Showing posts with label garden. Show all posts
Showing posts with label garden. Show all posts

Monday, March 15, 2010

Is this the chair for our garden?

After looking forever, I'm crossing my fingers that this chair will work for our garden. It looks cute in the picture and it's $59 at World Market so the price is right.

Monday, March 30, 2009

Stella's first trip to the garden center

Stella took her first trip to Sloat Garden Center on Saturday. She rode in the cart and everyone asked about her.

First crop in the Earthbox: lettuce

The green planter contains all the extra plants I over-bought because I didn't read the directions first. We're going to see if they grow for a while and then eat them. In the meantime, it's a test between the Earthbox and my method of stuffing in as much as I can.

Friday, March 6, 2009

The intersection of house breaking and gardening

Stella and I spend a lot of time outside in the garden sniffing around and thinking about peeing. The other night, we came back in and I noticed that Stella had slugs all over her nose. Yuck! I keep trying to remember to grab my pruning shears on the way out of the house so I can prune the lavender bush while I'm waiting for Stella to pee or poop.

Tuesday, February 17, 2009

The search for a lounge chair for the garden returns to the favorite from last year.

My cousin checked out the Ikea candidates yesterday and reported back that they don't look too cheap and flimsy in person but might not be the best choice for sitting back, kicking up my feet and reading. I contacted CB2 about the chair I liked last summer and heard good news back today. Yea!!! Last summer I waited and waited for the CB2 store to open in SF in the hopes that this chair would be available in the store and that it would be on sale by then. It did go on sale but it was still an on-line only item so I skipped it. This year I might just do it.

Thank you for your email.

It looks like the Grasshopper Chair will be back this spring and summer. Although we are not certain, all indications are that the chairs will be available at our stores as well as online and through the catalogue. Look for them to be available at the end of March or in April. We appreciate your interest in CB2.

Feel free to call us at 800-606-6252 or email us if we can be of further service. Thank you.

Sincerely,

Sandra
CB2 Customer Service

Monday, January 26, 2009

Or maybe this one


Bird Bath and Waterer

Providing a fresh supply of water is every birder's concern. First Nature's Bird Bath and Waterer features a durable water reservoir that holds over 100 ounces of water, then releases it into four separate drinking pools on demand. The First Nature Bird Bath and Waterer can be mounted on a 4' x 4' post or can be hung with a chain and 'S' hook. (Chain not included.)

Simply remove the colorful light blue water reservoir and fill it with fresh cool water. In between fillings, both the reservoir and the drinking pools can be washed with warm soapy water. As the birds bathe in or consume the water, it's instantly replenished from the reservoir.

Regular: $21.95
Sale: $18.95
Save: 14% off

Maybe we need a bird bath


Sunswept Terra Cotta Hanging or Standing Bird Bath - Royal Blue

This durable hand-finished terra cotta bird bath has a 14.5' diameter. Rust-resistant hanging hardware and black enameled steel stand are included. It has an easy to clean, lead free glaze.

Regular: $39.95
Sale: $36.95

Oh, oregano, you look so good I could eat you!



Oh wait, we just did. Thanks for seasoning our homemade pizza sauce.
Grow back quick!

I wish all my plants thrived on neglect

Sunday, January 25, 2009

Cafe Finch opened today following on the wild success of Hummingbird Habit


It was a slow day though as word hasn't gotten out about the yummy wild finch food from the same chef who prepares the delicious nectar at Hummingbird Habit. In case you haven't been to Goleta, CA for a burger lately (or ever) and don't understand, the name Hummingbird Habit is a play on the popular Hamburger Habit on Hollister in Goleta.

Monday, August 11, 2008

Cool site: Gardening Know How


Gardening Know How - The Answer to Your Gardening Question


I just found out that I should give up on my cilantro plants. I've been pruning and watering them and trying to revive them but cilantro plants just don't last that long. I like this website!

Thursday, August 7, 2008

Friday, August 1, 2008