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The Importance of Motion – Timshala Gardens

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I would say to the passing moment, Linger awhile for thou art so fair. May 24, 2015. The Importance of Motion. Almost everyone who now visits and strolls through the garden gets it this way in some sense. It is still very raw; there are now lots of baby trees and shrubs everywhere, but they truly are babies. It will be several years before the actual spaces created by the plantings start to take shape. And yet, visitors already seem to experience those spaces and shapes, which will actually come later.

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August 2015 – Timshala Gardens

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I would say to the passing moment, Linger awhile for thou art so fair. August 24, 2015. Irrigation and dry wells and flooding and Oh My! This season’s rains have drowned some plants, most small and easily replaceable, but some see the sad, brown Pine in the background not so easy. The solution seems to be to dig some dry wells (8 of them! And have the water collect in them to release slowly rather than flooding. The Master Surveyor had help from his long-nosed furry Trainee Surveyor, and now every head, ...

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This is my favorite plant. Or this. Or maybe this. – Timshala Gardens

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I would say to the passing moment, Linger awhile for thou art so fair. March 22, 2015. This is my favorite plant. Or this. Or maybe this. There’s a song in Finian’s Rainbow (lyrics by E.Y. Harburg, music by Burton Lane) that goes:. 8220;Oh, my heart is beating wildly. And it’s all because you’re here. When I’m not near the girl I love. I love the girl I’m near”. Change ‘girl’ to ‘plant’ and Oh, my heart is beating wildly too. So here are some of my, at this moment, very, very favorites, some old, some ne...

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The Importance of Motion – Timshala Gardens

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I would say to the passing moment, Linger awhile for thou art so fair. May 24, 2015. The Importance of Motion. Almost everyone who now visits and strolls through the garden gets it this way in some sense. It is still very raw; there are now lots of baby trees and shrubs everywhere, but they truly are babies. It will be several years before the actual spaces created by the plantings start to take shape. And yet, visitors already seem to experience those spaces and shapes, which will actually come later.

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Witch Hazels look exactly as I hoped and expected – and still miraculous – Timshala Gardens

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I would say to the passing moment, Linger awhile for thou art so fair. February 16, 2015. Witch Hazels look exactly as I hoped and expected and still miraculous. Last week some of the newly planted Witch Hazels (Hamamelis x intermedia ‘Jelena’) began to bloom. Right on schedule. Exactly as planned. They are the beginning of the planned grove of them at the front entrance, for their welcome winter color and fragrance. Lovely apricot colored ribbons of flower are covered with snow. Dear Ms. Mader. ...Febru...

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April 2015 – Timshala Gardens

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I would say to the passing moment, Linger awhile for thou art so fair. April 16, 2015. The orchard is blooming. Dogwoods are blooming. Hostas are coming up. The orchard is what I see from the kitchen window. Does fog make everything more beautiful? Above and Beyond my expectations! Garden views matter. Even when you’re indoors. Maybe especially when you’re indoors. Iris Bell on Does fog make everything more…. Dennis Patton on I have earthworms. I’m beginni…. On Apricot rose and butter wall:…. Follow Blog...

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First cut flowers from the garden – baby steps. – Timshala Gardens

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I would say to the passing moment, Linger awhile for thou art so fair. August 7, 2015. First cut flowers from the garden baby steps. It isn’t exactly a cutting garden yet, but a nice little start. The Wisteria is one of the few plants doing really well here. They bloomed this spring and now some have reached the top of the pergolas and are starting to go across. I had a few later blooms this week and thought I’d make my first bouquet! This entry was tagged Wisteria. August 7, 2015 at 5:43 pm. On First cu...

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I’ve never planted this plant before. Isn’t that great! – Timshala Gardens

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I would say to the passing moment, Linger awhile for thou art so fair. July 15, 2015. I’ve never planted this plant before. Isn’t that great! I enjoy working with plants that are totally familiar. I can recognize them at any stage of their growth, I know how fast they grow, what they combine well with, what conditions they require everything. But do I want only to use those plants? Of course not. Using plants that were not familiar is how the plants that. Familiar got that way. Or Golden Rain Tree. You a...

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Driveway trees are blooming – Timshala Gardens

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I would say to the passing moment, Linger awhile for thou art so fair. June 26, 2015. Driveway trees are blooming. One of the most important parts of the design is the entrance, the trees lining the driveway on the way to the house. They lead the eyeand the carand the mind. And, especially when underplanted with large shrubs, slightly screen the garden from view so the garden beyond becomes a series of surprises. Suggested Kohlreuteria, the Golden Rain Tree. It is the right size. Has a handsome shape...

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May 2015. Wisterias become the first flowers at Timshala – Timshala Gardens

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I would say to the passing moment, Linger awhile for thou art so fair. May 19, 2015. May 2015. Wisterias become the first flowers at Timshala. After a season of planting and hoping and imagining and paying attention to getting the bones right flowers at last! The Wisterias are blooming their beautiful brains out. This entry was tagged Wisteria. The orchard is blooming. Dogwoods are blooming. Hostas are coming up. The Importance of Motion →. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Garden view...