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Thursday, June 9, 2011
Friday, June 3, 2011
oh what do you do in the summertime?
Do you remember that primary song Oh What Do You Do in the Summertime? (Children's Songbook pg.245)
Oh, what do you do in the summertime, when all the world is green?
Do you fish in a stream, or lazily drem on the banks as the clouds go by?
Is that what you do? So do I.
Oh what do you do in the summertime, when all the world is green?
Do you swim in a pool to keep yourself cool, or swin in a tree up high?
Is that what you do? So do I.
Oh what do you do in the sumertime, when all the world is green?
Do you march in parades, or drink lemonades, or count all the stars in the sky?
Is that what you do? So do I.
As summertime approaches, it would be great to hear some ideas of what you do "when all the world is green." So, leave a comment sharing what you do (and so will I).
Oh, what do you do in the summertime, when all the world is green?
Do you fish in a stream, or lazily drem on the banks as the clouds go by?
Is that what you do? So do I.
Oh what do you do in the summertime, when all the world is green?
Do you swim in a pool to keep yourself cool, or swin in a tree up high?
Is that what you do? So do I.
Oh what do you do in the sumertime, when all the world is green?
Do you march in parades, or drink lemonades, or count all the stars in the sky?
Is that what you do? So do I.
As summertime approaches, it would be great to hear some ideas of what you do "when all the world is green." So, leave a comment sharing what you do (and so will I).
Wednesday, June 1, 2011
plant lists
Last week at a weekday relief society meeting, Rachel Jeppson talked to us about landscaping. Here are the lists of some plants she provided at the meeting. (bloom time in parenthesis)
Perennials for Shade
coral bells (all summer), peony (spring), shade (bloom time), ajuga (spring), lamium (early summer, creeping phlox (summer)
cransbill/geranium (summer), forget-me-not (summer), lady's mantel/alchemilla (summer), fleabane/erigeron (all summer), ornamental blue fescue, japanesse bloodgrass
veronica (summer to fall), salvia (summer), bleeding heart (spring), lupin (summer), obedient plant (summer), delphinium (spring), bee balm/monarda (mid-summer), maidenhair grass (mid-summer), ornamental onion/allium (summer), astilbe (mid-summer)
Perennials for Sun
ice plant (spring), thyme: wooley, lemon, mother of (spring), pink sea thrift (spring), sedum (summer), snow-in-summer (summer),
stella d'oro daylilly (spring), autumn joy sedum (autumn), Penstemon (summer), lavender (summer), gay feather/liatris (late summer)
black-eyed susans/ rudbecia (late summer), poppy (spring), baby's breath (summer), russian sage (summer), gaillardia (summer), aster (autumn), echinacea (early summer), coreopsis (all summer), garden phlox (mid-summer),
red poker plant (mid summer), joe-pye weed (late summer)
Annuals for container planting (shade)
center: coleus, dracena
middle: lobelia, begonia, impatient, pansy, coleus
trailing/edge: english daisy, potatoe vine
Annuals for container planting (sun)
center: purple fountain grass, african daisy, nicotiana, snapdragons
middle: nicotiana, snapdragons, petunias, marigolds, zinnia
trailing/edge: lantana, moss rose, bacopa
Woody Perennials
St John Word/Hypericum (summer), Spirea: limemound, anthony waterer, snowmound (summer) pygmy peashrub (early summer), weigela (early summer), dwarf fothergilla (likes acidic soil-- a bit more work) (spring with fall color), peking cotoneaster (spring w/fall color), hakuro nishiki willow (spring with fall color), snowball bush/viburnum (spring), ivory halo redoiser dogwood (spring), golden privet (spring)
yucca, blue star juniper, boxwood, bird's nest spruce, isali mugo pine, *dwarf Japanese yew, *emerald gaity euonymus, dwarf balsam fir, blue rug juniper/wilton juniper, *oregon grape (berries w/fall color)
*tricolor beech, *persan parrotia (Spring w/fall color), easter redbud (spring with fall color), magnolia-saucer or star (spring), cestena plum (spring), *flowering dogwood (summer), Rocky Mt. Maple Euopean Mt Ash (spring w/berries and fall color)
fat alber's spruce, vanderwolf pine, arborvitae, skyrocket juniper, *weeping norway spruce, blue atlas cedar (also in weeping form), *hinoki cypress
*plants that are shade tollerant
Perennials for Shade
coral bells (all summer), peony (spring), shade (bloom time), ajuga (spring), lamium (early summer, creeping phlox (summer)
cransbill/geranium (summer), forget-me-not (summer), lady's mantel/alchemilla (summer), fleabane/erigeron (all summer), ornamental blue fescue, japanesse bloodgrass
veronica (summer to fall), salvia (summer), bleeding heart (spring), lupin (summer), obedient plant (summer), delphinium (spring), bee balm/monarda (mid-summer), maidenhair grass (mid-summer), ornamental onion/allium (summer), astilbe (mid-summer)
Perennials for Sun
ice plant (spring), thyme: wooley, lemon, mother of (spring), pink sea thrift (spring), sedum (summer), snow-in-summer (summer),
stella d'oro daylilly (spring), autumn joy sedum (autumn), Penstemon (summer), lavender (summer), gay feather/liatris (late summer)
black-eyed susans/ rudbecia (late summer), poppy (spring), baby's breath (summer), russian sage (summer), gaillardia (summer), aster (autumn), echinacea (early summer), coreopsis (all summer), garden phlox (mid-summer),
red poker plant (mid summer), joe-pye weed (late summer)
Annuals for container planting (shade)
center: coleus, dracena
middle: lobelia, begonia, impatient, pansy, coleus
trailing/edge: english daisy, potatoe vine
Annuals for container planting (sun)
center: purple fountain grass, african daisy, nicotiana, snapdragons
middle: nicotiana, snapdragons, petunias, marigolds, zinnia
trailing/edge: lantana, moss rose, bacopa
Woody Perennials
St John Word/Hypericum (summer), Spirea: limemound, anthony waterer, snowmound (summer) pygmy peashrub (early summer), weigela (early summer), dwarf fothergilla (likes acidic soil-- a bit more work) (spring with fall color), peking cotoneaster (spring w/fall color), hakuro nishiki willow (spring with fall color), snowball bush/viburnum (spring), ivory halo redoiser dogwood (spring), golden privet (spring)
yucca, blue star juniper, boxwood, bird's nest spruce, isali mugo pine, *dwarf Japanese yew, *emerald gaity euonymus, dwarf balsam fir, blue rug juniper/wilton juniper, *oregon grape (berries w/fall color)
*tricolor beech, *persan parrotia (Spring w/fall color), easter redbud (spring with fall color), magnolia-saucer or star (spring), cestena plum (spring), *flowering dogwood (summer), Rocky Mt. Maple Euopean Mt Ash (spring w/berries and fall color)
fat alber's spruce, vanderwolf pine, arborvitae, skyrocket juniper, *weeping norway spruce, blue atlas cedar (also in weeping form), *hinoki cypress
*plants that are shade tollerant
Friday, May 27, 2011
updates to the blog
Some updates are happening on the Relief Society blog--
If you have something that you are selling or a service you provide and would like to add it to our little portion of the blog designated to that, please leave a comment and we'll do our best.
And if you can think of a clever title for this piece of the blog....that would also be commentable!
If you have something that you are selling or a service you provide and would like to add it to our little portion of the blog designated to that, please leave a comment and we'll do our best.
And if you can think of a clever title for this piece of the blog....that would also be commentable!
Monday, October 18, 2010
Super Saturday!!! - October 30 - 10:00AM
It is SUPER SATURDAY time again! I love it!
Here is the schedule:
10:00 Suzie Simmons will do some demonstrations on various girl hair styles.
10:30 Crafts, humanitarian corner, etc.
12:00 Lunch (soup)
Here are the crafts that we will be doing. There will be a sign up sheet on the table outside of the RS room next Sunday.
Little Girl Tu-tus $6 Pay to Emily Thatcher
Here is the schedule:
10:00 Suzie Simmons will do some demonstrations on various girl hair styles.
10:30 Crafts, humanitarian corner, etc.
12:00 Lunch (soup)
Here are the crafts that we will be doing. There will be a sign up sheet on the table outside of the RS room next Sunday.
Little Girl Tu-tus $6 Pay to Emily Thatcher
Christmas Advent Calendar $14 Pay to Lisa Johnson
Emergency Candle Jars $5 pay to Debra Low
Mounted Temple Pictures 5x7 or 8x10 $3, $5
Toy Car Cozy $4 Pay to Debra Low
Hair Bows $1 ($.75 if you want to bring your own fabric) pay to Debra Low
Jewelry Bracelet $4, 3 band bracelet $15, necklace w/ charms $15
Head Bands $1 ($.75 if you want to bring your own fabric) pay to Debra Low
If you have any questions or need to sign up, contact Debra Low 750-6683 or Michelle Hill 752-2625
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