My goodness, has it been 2 years since I posted here?!! I doubt anyone visits this blog anymore. But I think I will keep myself in the loop, just because this blog meant a lot to me for many years.

Spring is arriving here in the Hollow and I am  trying to keep up with over 10 gardens as they begin their lovely new growth in pots, tubs and earth.

 This year I'm determined to have success with my Sweet peas and Hollyhocks. I will be experimenting with dozens of  varieties and planting in several ways.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                    

 

 

A new passion for ROSES has increased the rose population here in Hopalong Hollow to 87 roses and we are hoping for the sweet and spicy scents to permeate the air this coming season.

 

 

 This is Raspberry Twirl.

 (stock picture, hope ours will look like this!)

 

Last year was marvelous for blooms, Peonies, Dahlia and Annuals were the Showgirls of the garden.

 Thats all for now.... see you on my youtube channel:

Jeri Landers of Hopalong Hollow:

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCchkXk2m4WI5jIZXuCrQs2A

Hello to you all!

 I know I don't post here on the Gazette too often... but I still love this little Blog. I make almost all my content on YouTube at  Jeri Landers of Hopalong Hollow.

 

 

Welcome to our Kitchen! 

 

 

               

  Hope you'll waddle on over to Youtube for a new video..

    Hello to those of you who still visit here on this lonely little blog. It seems I spend a lot more time making videos on You Tube these days, so I guess that is my own fault. Anyway, for those who don't visit the youtube vids; please take a look at these last 2 entries on planting Antique Flowers from seed.

   

and most recent:

 I hope you all are using this wonderful time of year to it's best advantage. God Bless you!

Well, what can I say? This has been a surreal several weeks in this country, and in our world. You can really appreciate your freedom when you've lost it, albeit temporarily

.

I am thankful that, for us, staying in place is quite normal. We live in the country, outside a tiny town and our farm is vast and the air is fresh and there is plenty of work to do around here.

Nevertheless, May cannot come soon enough, lets get our country moving

again!

In this video, I am scavenging free plants, and cooking DELICIOUS Lemon curd cookies for today's Spring Tea.