Showing posts with label cleome. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cleome. Show all posts

Monday, August 25, 2008

Goldfinches

love the coneflower seeds.



A few coneflowers have reseeded in the garden this year for the first time. 


Bird photos by Father Time

Others that reseed readily in my garden are:

cleome,

common mallow, 



four o'clocks, and 


Madagascar periwinkle/Catharanthus roseus.




Need more color? 


The New Guinea impatiens I bought never did much until recently. I had them in a large mixed container. I took them out, planted them in homemade compost, fertilized, and kept them watered.



Perhaps they will look good for fall.

Friday, June 20, 2008

Echinacea purpurea/Purple Coneflower


are beginning to bloom along with cleome.


Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania


We were talking about the steamed seafood we had on the coast. And, pow! We had a super supper served with melted butter and Baringer White Zinfandel.


In a large boiler with a lid, put small potatoes, an onion, corn on cob, sausage links, your favorite shellfish combo, add a cup of water, cook on medium heat for 20 minutes and, voila! steamed seafood feast.

Chef Roger

Life is good.