One of these days, I'm going to take a feather-perfect picture of a hummingbird. For now these are the least bad photos from yesterday afternoon. Labels: hummingbirds posted by Entangled at 7:49 AM…
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We Still Have Hummingbirds
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Fructivory in Dryocopus pileatus
http://tangledbranches.com/blog/2008/10/fructivory-in-dryocopus-pileatus.htmlSounds like the title of a very dry scientific paper. I didn't know that Pileated Woodpeckers like dogwood berries. Labels: birds posted by Entangled at 1:05 PM…
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Equinox
http://tangledbranches.com/blog/2008/09/equinox.htmlIf the French Revolutionary Calendar had been a global success, today would be New Year's Day. I learned of the French Revolutionary Calendar only recently and I admire the way they tied it to the agricultural year. …
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Hibiscus Jam 1.0
http://tangledbranches.com/food/blog/2008/09/hibiscus-jam-10...the two recipes that made it to the championship round, one had twice the amount of sugar as the other. I compromised and weighed out an amount equal to 1.5 times the weight of the fruit. I'm calling it fruit here because I'm tired of typing calyces, even though that's technically what they are. Having decided on a recipe, I had to gather up some equipment. Where is my 5-quart pan? Not here. OK, I'll just make a smaller quantity. Oh, and I'll need some canning jars and a canning kettle. Two hours and four stores later I had the jars but not
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Robin's Nesting Place
http://robinsnestingplace.blogspot.comTangled Branches
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kate smudges in earth, paint and life
http://katesmudges.blogspot.comTangled branches : cultivated
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The Obsessive Gardener
http://obsessivegardener.blogspot.comTangled Branches: Cultivated
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Seeking Inner Beauty
http://tangledbranches.com/food/blog/2008/09/seeking-inner-b...Seeking Inner Beauty ...This is a continuation of a post I started over on my garden blog... Inner Beauty is a hot sauce with a large crowd of admirers. Just Google Inner Beauty sauce and you'll see what I mean. I don't remember exactly when I first tasted Inner Beauty, but it was probably in the late 1980s. I saw it on a store shelf and
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India Garden
http://indigarden.blogspot.comTangled Branches: Cultivated
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Our Little Acre
http://ourlittleacre.blogspot.comCultivated
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The Transplantable Rose
http://annieinaustin.blogspot.comPam/Digging gave me one for the Pink Entrance Garden in 2007. Until this summer I didn't want to cut them too much, so still used the dried Mexican oregano when cooking dishes like black beans. (Who was asking about what to cook with this herb? Was it Entangled?) The plants now have enough substance so that harvesting some won't leave a noticeable gap. Did you notice those hot pink petals scattered around the light purple oregano flowers? Our neighbors' enormous hot pink crepe myrtle sheds petals with
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Faire Garden
http://fairegarden.blogspot.comTangled Branches: Cultivated (entangled)
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Cincinnati Cape Cod
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