You might want to turn the volume down on your speakers before watching this ... pardon my enthusiasm, I realize it may seem a bit over the top to those who don't garden in Texas!
Friday, October 9, 2009
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Greetings from the Head Gardener!
- Cindy, MCOK
- Katy, TX, United States
- Welcome to my corner of Katy, a Texas cottage garden on the far west side of Houston. My gardens are filled with a wealth of native and adapted plants to welcome birds, bees and butterflies to this suburban corner lot. I've been gardening here for almost 13 years now. As the lawn has shrunk and the gardens have grown, the Head Gardener and I have gained not only knowledge and experience, but friends and compatriots who love gardens and gardening as much as we do. It's both a joy and a privilege to share the garden with neighbors and passersby. You're always welcome to stop and smell the flowers!
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6 comments:
Well, you sound very joyful in your cool, breezy garden! It looks lovely, as always.
I wish you would be a little more excited about cool weather, Cindy. A tad more enthusiasm would be nice. Oh, and it's supposed to be back up in the 90s by Wed.
Your video sure brought a smile to my face. Yeah fall! My favorite time of the year and it is here too. The video demonstrated it quite wonderfully. Your garden is beautiful. I did not realize you were located in Texas when I came over from Helen's blog. Texas is such a diverse place it must be interesting gardening there.
Woohoo! It's fun to hear the excitement in your voice.
I am so giggling at you, and so jealous. See you in December!
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