Accessible Gardening: #21 Practical Matters for Phsically Challenged Gardeners, 1 by seacanepain

seacanepain wrote:
TTC, have we mentioned how Amargia works since you arrived? We are a co-operative, of sorts. The majority of the actual physical labor has always been done by five people, but others contribute by providing plants or the loan of equipment, or however they are able to. When someone contributes to Amargia, they either get a garden space to call their own or their name can be found somewhere impressed in concrete. You contributed plants and it sounds like you need a summer garden more than having your name outlive you on a retaining wall or an artsy concrete creation.
Carrie, evidently I think Baclofen makes Kay lay around on her back loafin' off. (groan) Kay says it wasn't a misspelling, it was a Freudian slip. ;-)
My diet challenge for the day is to find a healthy substitute for the Polish sausage I routinely snack on. It needs to be something I can cook quickly in the microwave or George Foreman grill. Breaded chicken or lean beef patties would be an improvement, I guess. There isn't much that would not be an improvement on the salt and preservatives in highly processed meat. There might even be a variety of Morning Star vegetarian convenience food I can talk myself into at the store. I ate one of their bean burgers once. It wasn't too bad.
I have lovemyhouse to thank for most of "my" daylily cultivars. She is one of those who left this forum and this site soon after Dave Whitinger sold it, but you will see her frequently on the other site. From Deb's Daylily border, today we have...
Photo:1 I made a incorrect ID is probably Mrs. Nesbit clone not Bob Faulkner 166.
Photo: 2 Bob Faulkner 277
Both are numbered but not yet named still haven't figured that part out lol.


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