(I am exhausted.)
Iris because it is the season for 'em
(The 4.6 MT of rock for the pathes is only 1/4 distributed. I am not a big person but I have to be mighty... Gardening is good exercise.)
Speaking of little people. Here's m littlest making her way through the garlic forest in 'The Ant Hill'.
Why do I call it the ant hill?
My spiral garden is lined with blasting stone from the new developments across the river (en la belle provence). Rock is warm, wet and cozy:
A great place for an ant abode.
BTW: My husband thinks we should give the garden a more elegant or at least a less frightening name.
I will post pictures soon and you can help me.
Antropolis?
The Anterium?
Formis plantas?
Hmmm...
Regular 'researched' blogging will resume once the giant pile of rocks has vacated my driveway!
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4 comments:
Oh I like the name Antropolis!...LOL Happy GTS
The ants just love my rock gardens and rock borders, too. I have to put repellents on my hands when I'm weeding some areas.
Hmmmm! Antawa, in honor of your region, perhaps?
What a little sweetie!
How about 'the ant's rest home' - sounds like a place for elderly ants. (I think I must be feeling old today!!)
I like the Rhubarb/Columbine combo.
Your little girl is beautiful. A gardener in the making.
How about Antithesis? You come up with the reason why.
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