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Fine Art Daily, May 12, 2011
Posted: May 12, 2011 05:06 Last Updated: | Jean Dixon SandersMay 12, 2011Miss Morning Glory can grow irises in Florida, but I can't. I have to be content with my ongoing hydrangea experiment. If I was a wandering hiker in Scotland right now I would be enthralled by the magic that comes with bluebells, which have been duly noted by our intrepid Highlanders stalking the Great Glen Way. And if I were in London I would be joining the scrum of garden folks, queuing up for tickets to the Chelsea Flower Show. Sigh.
Fine Art Daily, May 10, 2011
Posted: May 10, 2011 05:39 Last Updated: | Jean Dixon SandersMay 10, 2011It's Spring with many blooming flowers. In my garden here in oh-so-warm-already Florida the hydrangeas soldier on bravely with their companion penta, vinca and something blue and spikey (I'll have to ask Miss Morning Glory what they are called)along with the bougainvillea (which have just been spectacular this year) and the oleanders. The container garden is a riot of blues and pinks - for once the lobilia have not burned to a crisp! The nasturtium are toast, however, and I really need to cut them back. The Evil Roxanne and Thuggie Hoover know that they are in for a cat...
Fine Art Daily, May 9, 2011
Posted: May 10, 2011 05:31 Last Updated: | Jean Dixon SandersMay 9, 2011And a happy Monday to everyone! Here are some beauteous hydrangeas I found in a London flower stall. As you might have discovered by now, London is my drug of choice. My little four-legged friend Monty, who gave us all that delicious insider info on the wedding, says that the palace gardens are just awash with fragrant and blowsy blooms right now, an unusual moment in a royal flower bed which tends to be regulated and well-weeded. Those hydrangeas have mop-top minds of their own. The hydrangeas that I have been nurturing in my sad little Sewall's Point garden are blooming...
Fine Art Daily - November 15, 2010
Posted: November 15, 2010 05:01 Last Updated: | Jean Dixon SandersNovember 15, 2010It's Guy Fawkes Day!Here is a nice, cold, wet and rainy London day for you to enjoy. It happens to be the house in Ladbroke Grove where Caroling DeCamp Benn Lived and worked from 1932 - 2000. (http://openplaques.org/people/2444) I was more taken by the gleaming red paint on the door, that was reflected back in the wet pavement.Please visit www.martinarts.org to find out how you can contribute your recycling materials to the important upcoming EcoArt project! All those empty wine bottles and pizza boxes you don't want the neighbors to see? They can become art!
68x98_c.jpg "Oelze, Richard. \"Archaic Fragment\" Oil on Canvas.")
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