December 29th
Dear Readers Today it was 54 degrees and sunny. The cats were grateful and played outside most of the day, it was a great day to get some good fresh […]
Dear Readers Today it was 54 degrees and sunny. The cats were grateful and played outside most of the day, it was a great day to get some good fresh […]
Craig Rygard is the man when it comes to crotchety, old cranky guy. Gotta love that. Here’s some footage that’s not part of the regular TV series AX MEN. A […]
Here is a video report from the scene. You can see how severe and widespread the damage. Thankfully everyone is okay. There are great people over at OARDC and they […]
The other big news here is the Tsunami racing across the Pacific as I write this. There was a 9.5(or so) in Chile around 1960 and the effects from that […]
Just received a message from Cornell A new site that Cornell has put together with the National Resource Defense Council(NRDC) all about birds(imagine that!). We are excited to announce that […]
So we are supposed to get anywhere from 8″-14″ of snow by tomorrow. Will we? Up until about an hour ago I’d have said no way . . . it’s […]
The highlight for the last day of the Clinic is the closing keynote speaker. This year it’s Mr. Fryar and I can tell you he is excited to talk to […]
* Daniel Morel, from the Wall Street Journal From the country the could probably handle this type of disaster with the lowest effectiveness, Haiti has been hit by a Earthquake […]
This was the monthly info sheet sent to me from the fine folks at Cornell, as always some very interesting info. Charlottesville, VA & Ithaca, NY——“BirdsEye is the best invention […]
Last Spring Thoughts of Spring and beautiful maples, this is Acer Palmatum D. “Red Emperor’ Not sure why, but I was looking out the window today and at all the […]
Here’s the latest from Cornell Ornithology dept. The release concerns nest, nest watching and counting. I won’t bore you with more junk from me. March 30, 2009 Dear Friend, Got Nest […]
There is a 1-hour documentary on the man considered the finest Topiarist in North America. Those “in-the-know” types all agree that Pearl is the man when it comes to topiary. […]
I planted my 1st tree at my Grandpa’s before 10. I started working at a b&b nursery when I was 14. Hell and back; By my casual estimate I have […]
The big snow we are getting today called me to action, grabbing the camera kind of action. Julie likes to refer to the pot on the left as the flying […]