budding hibiscus, budding pomegranate, leafing curly willow, and the phaleneopsis finally regenerating roots.
1.13.2011
1.11.2011
1.10.2011
eine kleine microclimate
If I were a piece of plant material in NYC and I could choose where to spend my life, I'd pick an eastern facing terrace, with a substantial structure behind me, blocking the winter western winds. The Pansies below live on 75th Street and will look like this all winter. It's a Japanese inspired garden but I'm hoping to convince my lady client that we could test some olive tree's for 2011.
1.08.2011
1.03.2011
What's for Dinner?
Just a little sampling of the many pictures and lessons learned on our great Christmas in Portugal trip. 'Tis the season of the pig in Portugal and we were part of a December (+/- 300 lb) pig killing. Lucky for me I only had to play the part of the video recorder - full of foul mouthed commentary. I'll spare the details but I look back on all of it fondly and I will probably still think about ham way more than most people but until grapes start screaming, I look forward to the wine season possibly come September:
the pig:
Alheira's:
Rovello's (that we picked but didn't get to eat):
Chicken bbq in the smoke house:
the one on the right:
pig nipples (the only thing I did not like):
Collards:
Blood with garlic:
the pig:
Alheira's:
Rovello's (that we picked but didn't get to eat):
Chicken bbq in the smoke house:
the one on the right:
pig nipples (the only thing I did not like):
Collards:
Blood with garlic:
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