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Retro August 2007
So much has happened over the past 12 months that I needed to perform some maintenance checks here on GTNI when I stumbled across my posts from August 2007. It was like finding a box of old photos that had been stored beneath a layer of dust in the attic. Each image producing a collage of memories of how life was just one year ago.
A kaleidoscope of posts, links and photos rejuvenating my optimism for the garden and the hope of spring on the horizon. Even my Garden Bloggers Bloom Day post had a few pictures of flowers (pre my new Olympus purchase). Would you like to pull up a seat and flick through a few with me? Why not, the kettle's on too.
The Fun Ones
The How-To's
Gardening Tips
It's so much fun reminiscing isn't it?
A kaleidoscope of posts, links and photos rejuvenating my optimism for the garden and the hope of spring on the horizon. Even my Garden Bloggers Bloom Day post had a few pictures of flowers (pre my new Olympus purchase). Would you like to pull up a seat and flick through a few with me? Why not, the kettle's on too.
The Fun Ones
- Which Super-Hero Would You Like to Employ in Your Garden
- Origami Flowers: Phosphate-free blooms
- Exciting Colour Combo's for your garden
The How-To's
- What is a Rain Garden?
- Make your own Rain Water Barrels
- Make your own Straw Bale Cold Frame
- DIY Rubbermaid Worm Farm
Gardening Tips
- Designing a Japanese Garden using Australian Natives
- Garden Must-Have Features...If you plan to sell your home
- Picture a composting toilet in your yard
- How to buy plants online
It's so much fun reminiscing isn't it?
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Comments
This was a great idea for an end-of-summer post. :)
Posted by: Nancy Bond | August 12, 2008 12:37 PM
Thanks for the great gardening tips . I learned a lot from reviewing your site. I especially loved your tips on making your own rain water barrels- very handy.
Posted by: Ellie | August 12, 2008 3:31 PM