Monthly Bulb Log Diary 2024

[MarcR]

Another month goes bye and  here is the latest Bulb Log where my obsession with wild flowers continues to surface in my thoughts and ramblings.
Click on the link to read and see all.

(Attachment Link)
https://www.srgc.net/documents/bulb%20logs/240814103207BULB%20LOG%200824.pdf

Ian,

I share your interest in wildflowers; though, for me, they are not an obsession.  My physical limitations preclude collection hikes; so my efforts at acquisition must be through vendors and exchanges. I have a great many wildflowers acquired from hikes when I had more mobility.

[Ian Y]

The sun shines and an arctic wind blows today click the link to see the early signs of Autumn across the Bulb Log garden with surprise plants appearing and another book review.
Now I am going to apply the first storm.


https://www.srgc.net/documents/bulb%20logs/240911101910BULB%20LOG%200924.pdf

[Ian Y]

We are well into autumn, the geese are flying, the frosts are back and the leaves are falling but still there are new flowers to enjoy in the Bulb Log.


https://srgc.net/documents/bulb%20logs/241016094528BULB%20LOG%201024.pdf

[MarcR]

Here in western Oregon about 28 miles WSW of Salem [about 68 miles S of Portland], we are well into Autumn too. we have a lot of leaf color; but, no frost yet.

[Ian Y]

Autumn continues in the Bulb Log, the days are shortening as we head into winter but there is still plenty to see and do in the many garden habitats.
Please click the link to see and read all.


https://srgc.net/documents/bulb%20logs/241113104745BULB%20LOG%201124.pdf