In a short time, I will start to write for this blog again.. A lot has happened in the past few years and it's about to get exciting again...... Testing, testing, is this thing still on? Happy Spring!
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- James
- Fashion Institute of Technology for Fine Arts in NYC, Horticulture at Longwood Gardens, studied at Great Dixter in England and Jerusalem Botanical Gardens in Israel, and kitchen gardener at DeWiersse, the Netherlands. "..one needs to surround oneself with objects of poetic emotion." -Le Corbusier
- Abutilon
- Agave paryyi
- agriculture plots
- agroforestry trust
- Alexander Calder
- allees
- Allium
- allotment garden
- Almond trees
- Aloe
- Amorphophallus titanum
- Amsterdam
- Andrea Brunsendorf
- Anemones
- apples
- Araucaria
- Arbutus
- architecture
- art
- Arum
- Arundo donax
- bamboo
- Barcelona
- Barcelona Botanical Garden
- Bauhaus
- beach
- Beech Tunnel
- Bellis
- Beth Chatto
- Bethlehem
- Big Ben
- birds dawn chorus
- birthday
- bluebells
- Boris
- Brittany
- Brooklyn
- browsing line
- Buckingham Palace
- bulbs
- cacti
- Cactus
- canals
- Canary Wharf
- canopy bed
- Canterbury
- Capability Brown
- castle
- Ceiba tree
- Charleston Farm House
- Chelsea Flower Show
- Chrysanthemum
- church
- Cliffs of Moher
- coast
- color
- Columbia Flower Market
- copper red limewash
- coppiced woodland
- cormorant
- Crech ar Pape
- crocus
- cucumber straightener
- cut flowers
- Cyclamen
- Dali
- De Hoge Veluwe National Park
- De Wiersse
- Dead Sea
- deer
- Delf
- desert
- Dorset
- Echinops
- echium
- Edward James
- Edwin Lutyens
- Ein Gedi Botanical Garden
- Einav
- England
- English Channel
- eucalyptus
- exotic garden
- Fagus sylvatica
- Ficus trees
- flower arrangement
- footpaths
- Forest Gardening
- form
- Forsythia
- Foxgloves
- France
- free range children
- friends at Dixter
- fruit trees
- garden design
- Gardener to Gardener
- Gaudi
- Gladiolus
- Glasshouse
- goats
- gourds
- Great Dixter
- greenhouse
- grotto
- Gunnera
- Gynandiris
- haha
- Hampton Court Palace
- Hastings
- Heath
- Heather
- Hedge maze
- hedges
- Helen Dillon
- Holland
- hornbeams
- Horticulturalist
- I didn't crap my pants while driving
- Ibek
- Iceland Poppy
- Inner Temple
- Ireland
- Iris
- Israel
- Jacques Wirtz
- Jen
- Jerusalem
- Jerusalem Botanical Gardens
- Jerusalem Mountains
- Jordan
- Judean desert
- Kerdalo
- Kew Gardens
- Killerton
- kitchen garden
- latin names
- London
- London parks
- Lupin
- Mark
- meadow
- Menorahs
- Miro
- moat
- mosaics
- Mt. Carmel
- Mt. Scopus Botanical Garden
- mural
- Museum of Garden History
- narcissus
- National Gallery
- National portrait gallery
- Natural History Museum
- natural plantings
- natural spring
- nursery
- oaks
- Old City
- olive trees
- open land
- Opening Ceremony
- orchids
- Palace
- Paleis Het Loo
- palms
- Pantheon
- pea sticks
- Petworth
- phormium
- Piet Oudolf
- Platanus
- Poinsettia
- pony boots
- Poppies
- Poussin
- Primula
- Privy Garden
- pure delight
- rainbow
- Ringo
- Roberto Burle Marx
- rock walls
- salix
- sculptures
- sedum
- seed collecting
- shapes
- sheep
- shuk
- Sissinghurst
- ske
- sketches
- snowstorm
- soap bubbles
- Somerset
- Spain
- St. James Park
- St. Paul's Church
- staking method
- Sternbergia clusiana
- stinging nettles
- Stourhead
- street art
- succulents
- Sundew
- Surrealists
- sustainability
- swans
- Sweet Potato
- Taxodium distichum
- Taxus baccata
- tea
- Tel Aviv
- Temple of Apollo
- texture
- textures
- Thames Barrier Park
- Thames River
- the Hague
- the Netherlands
- thrift
- Tintinhull
- topiary garden
- tree ferns
- tree sculpture
- tulip
- Tulips
- U.S. Ambassadors garden
- Utrecht
- vegetables
- Victorian glass houses
- vintage mowers
- Vita Sackville-West
- warm fireplace
- Weldam
- West Dean
- White Cliffs of Dover
- wild flowers
- wild garlic
- wild Tulip
- wildlife habitat
- windmills
- Window Box
- Winfield House
- Wisley
- Wyken Hall
- Zu
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Jimmy,
ReplyDeleteThis was one of my favorite blogs. Glad to hear you are back.
Good news, welcome back!
ReplyDeletehappy spring to you too... I haven't experienced this season in the hudson valley in forever, the blossoming trees are lovely. wish you were here
ReplyDeleteI stumbled onto your blog when I was looking for a flower that I fell in love with when I was in Israel... (somehow lost the photo or deleted it from my camera) Needless to say, I lost myself as I wandered around Israel with you via your blog. Seeing and experiencing it through your eyes has been a treat ... even better than fudge for breakfast on Christmas morning!
ReplyDeleteI've been itching to get back to Israel...and now I am absolutely certain now that I'll return in the spring... when the rains will allow me to experience it in all it's colors... and majesty... but until then I'll wander there every now and again through your blog... Thank you for this wonderful and unexpected gift.