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DZONOQUA'S WHISTLE: June 2010
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A Natural History and a Natural Future in Forest Gardening. Friday, June 4, 2010. Another favorite of mine, these little star-balls of fire are blooming now. The native americans used to chew up the roots and/or leaves to rub on achy joints or keep sore weary runners running into tomorrow. I just like how it shoots up through everything else and dangles there in mid-air. Labels: edible forest garden. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). I was born in the Ish River country on the banks of Puget Sound and now I liv...
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DZONOQUA'S WHISTLE: The Other Side of the New Leaf
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A Natural History and a Natural Future in Forest Gardening. Friday, May 1, 2009. The Other Side of the New Leaf. Gardening in the temporate rainforest at elevation has its difficulties(technically it's located in transition between oak savannah and fir forest, at 1000 feet). The soil stays colder and damper longer, making seed germination iffy, at least when I. The photo above shows my food garden before I started messing with it this year. The deer are voracious here as well as bionic, so the fence ...
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DZONOQUA'S WHISTLE: Another Year Gone by
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A Natural History and a Natural Future in Forest Gardening. Thursday, May 6, 2010. Another Year Gone by. The garden this spring, haven't planted any veggies yet, what you see are the perennials(healthier than ever! Forest gardening huge success! My 2009 garden journal is here. Http:/ www.facebook.com/album.php? Your blog is so cool! I think I first found you at permies.com, right? I wish you were here in Kansas, I need a mentor! December 13, 2010 at 7:42 AM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). In 2007 I ...
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DZONOQUA'S WHISTLE: The Mask
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A Natural History and a Natural Future in Forest Gardening. Friday, January 19, 2007. Around the corner from princes. And chambermaids, past. Dripping clocks and sharded. Women, behind spilled paint. And blue squares, a whistle. Wanders. Banished from ungloved. Hands and kiss of men, the mask. Wails, lonesome for spirits of her dead. Dancers. Kept in a glass box, uprooted. Woman-hair black as mussel. String, halos unfaded bloody lips,. And sly all-seeing eyes. Caught. Of soft-chewed cedar cords. By Rober...
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DZONOQUA'S WHISTLE: Iris Luv
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A Natural History and a Natural Future in Forest Gardening. Saturday, May 8, 2010. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). I was born in the Ish River country on the banks of Puget Sound and now I live in the transitional oak savannah/douglas fir forest of Oregon's Coast Range. View my complete profile. Did you know Bigfoot(or Sasquatch) isn't a lonesome hermit? Where Bigfoot Walks, Crossing the Great Divide. Here's the link to the page with all the posts including a description and natural history of the si...
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Of, By and For: Yamhill County, OR: Topic: Habitat Conservation Plans
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Of, By and For. How we govern matters. Organizing information and viewpoints. More effective and accountable government. January 11, 2011. Much ado about blue butterfly. The Yamhill Soil and Water Conservation District. Is rolling out its Habitat Conservation Plan for the Fenders Blue Butterfly, led by Amie Loo-Frison, HCP project manager, as she describes in a recent News-Register. Landowners can register for a survey online at www.yamhillswcd.org. The meeting will include a short presentation and a cha...
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DZONOQUA'S WHISTLE: Dandelion Whine
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A Natural History and a Natural Future in Forest Gardening. Thursday, April 23, 2009. I've always loved dandelions, and spent a lot of time picking them, even before I could say their name. My dad let them grow in the side yard just for me. I love their bright yellow pop and watching the flight of the seeds.what's not to love? Thus the whine.). Turns out dandelions can practically cure cancer(and may well do that too! I tried the recipe for Dandelion Bread and it turned out great! Even my boys loved it.
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DZONOQUA'S WHISTLE: Scrounged Garden Dec
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A Natural History and a Natural Future in Forest Gardening. Saturday, May 2, 2009. Aw, I had so many outdoor plans for today, but the winds kicked up and I don't want to be taken out by a flying widower-maker. So I'll share a few of my projects. I think I'll get some creeping thyme (creeping time? The violets and dovefoot geranium will be allowed to stay when they creep in there. I'm not putting down any sand or crushed gravel like I'm supposed to(no money- unless I find some for free). I started...I lik...
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DZONOQUA'S WHISTLE: Hummingbird Chick Photos
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A Natural History and a Natural Future in Forest Gardening. Monday, April 13, 2009. I've often thought about hummingbird eggs and chicks- how impossibly small and fragile they are. The grown up bird is a wonder in itself- so much ferocity and daring in a such a small package- and then this package dares to migrate a thousand plus miles twice a year! Kind of makes my own derring-do seem pansy by comparison(no offense to pansies). And the nest is an architectural work of art to boot. By Robert Michael Pyle...
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DZONOQUA'S WHISTLE: A New Leaf
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A Natural History and a Natural Future in Forest Gardening. Sunday, April 12, 2009. I'll report back on the native resources/chemistry/garden interface here. Still thankful, more every day, to be planted here. Utterly. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). I was born in the Ish River country on the banks of Puget Sound and now I live in the transitional oak savannah/douglas fir forest of Oregon's Coast Range. View my complete profile. Did you know Bigfoot(or Sasquatch) isn't a lonesome hermit? Here's the l...
