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Review of Tree Brainstorming
Sep. 1st, 2007 10:26 amI got a lot of good suggestions for my tree brainstorming, so rather than reply to individual items, I thought I'd bring it together in a new entry. ( Read more... )
So there you go: thinking about a pear (multi-graft if possible), medlar, or apricot. And keeping my eyes out for a dwarfed Seville orange for a different spot in the yard. Of course, this is all thinking ahead to bare-root planting time.
Today's goals: shop for curtain hardware and finally sew the curtains for the living room. (Including the thermal curtain to go across the doorway to the stairs, so that winter heat doesn't always end up upstairs.) Also start tackling the contents of the two bedroom closets. And sort out the assorted weathered-lumber-to-be-gotten-rid-of into painted and untreated and cut it down and bundle it for the Big Garbage Pickup. Box up the books-to-be-gotten-rid-of that are of heraldic interest to take to the next heralds' meeting. This should bring the books-to-be-gotten-rid-of down to a single book case. Of that, about a third are clearly trashcan-bound; a third might bring trade credit at Moe's Books; and a third are more in the realm of donation to a charity booksale. There are still a couple of items arcane enough to be saved for the right home: specifically, bound photocopies of a couple of Welsh texts (an edition of the ap Huw manuscript and a collection of medieval grammatical treatises).
So there you go: thinking about a pear (multi-graft if possible), medlar, or apricot. And keeping my eyes out for a dwarfed Seville orange for a different spot in the yard. Of course, this is all thinking ahead to bare-root planting time.
Today's goals: shop for curtain hardware and finally sew the curtains for the living room. (Including the thermal curtain to go across the doorway to the stairs, so that winter heat doesn't always end up upstairs.) Also start tackling the contents of the two bedroom closets. And sort out the assorted weathered-lumber-to-be-gotten-rid-of into painted and untreated and cut it down and bundle it for the Big Garbage Pickup. Box up the books-to-be-gotten-rid-of that are of heraldic interest to take to the next heralds' meeting. This should bring the books-to-be-gotten-rid-of down to a single book case. Of that, about a third are clearly trashcan-bound; a third might bring trade credit at Moe's Books; and a third are more in the realm of donation to a charity booksale. There are still a couple of items arcane enough to be saved for the right home: specifically, bound photocopies of a couple of Welsh texts (an edition of the ap Huw manuscript and a collection of medieval grammatical treatises).
