The varieties were developed at the Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center in Wooster, so they are pretty unique flowers. Some of our lilies ended up in other places, too, like around my medicine wheel. I also replanted my five little lavender plants in the Fab New Wall Garden, in order to give them more sun. In their semi-shady spot this first year, they never flowered, so I have high hopes for next year. And meanwhile, I bought my dried lavender at the Wooster Food Co-op.
Lavender makes great natural sachets to keep moths out of wool.
Since Jimmy worked so very hard, he was rewarded with a brand new Weber grill. He has a chimney thing that he starts with newspapers as kindling, so you don't have to use any lighter fluid on the charcoal. There are about 20 people and five cats, including some angels. Remember that the big idea for this piece is that Issie and her nieces, Colleen and Caroline, can unbutton all the objects and play with them. The figures are all pinned up with their coolest fabric sides to the back.