Despite a hard freeze somehow my violas which look wiskered but could easily be considered a 'strung with gut' survived as a string quartet and greeted me with a late morning song.
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This 152 page book is a collection of 145 full color photographs juxtaposed with nearly 70 aphorisms, sayings and poems . For the gardener, this book will help inspire one to continue or return to hand-watering. As doing so brings; a Zen-like experience, a closeness to Nature's wonders and to water the source of life, and to your inner being, your soul. Googling zen of watering will take you to a location that will give you a sense of the book's contents. Buy on Amazon
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- mightymatt1313
- northern, Florida, United States
- Hi, I am an avid gardener, photographer and writer. I am the author of Zen of Watering Your Garden
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thanks for visiting my blog, I can relate to the 'zen' idea about hand watering. It is not totally possible to handwater an acre of land in a desert, but hand watering what needs watering means I check the new plantings, look over the veggies, pull a weed (or twenty) and keep track of what is going on in my yard and garden.
I wish that I had some violas like these ... I love them. They are the last flowers to leave my garden. Now they are covered by too many layers of snow for my liking!
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