I'm fighting back with these very stinky bulbs! If you have been reading my blog for awhile, you know that I love to garden but tunnelling moles or voles or chipmunks have been destroying my flower gardens for the past couple of years. This year was particularly bad. I've been trying to plant things that can handle the tunnelling and still survive. But the next step in my battle you see here, Fritillaria Imperialis Lutea. I planted ten of these bulbs over the weekend. They are stinky and are said to help. At very least, I should have ten pretty yellow flowers in the spring.
I don't have much sewing to show right now because I started work on a Christmas present over the weekend which is a surprise. It will have to wait till after the holidays. I did finish up another pincushion for the shop though.
If you are waiting on Quilting Process Mini Quilt Kits, they should be available soon, maybe by the end of this week.
good luck Amy! Can you tell me where you purchased your tag that you are using on your completed items? I like the look of them but I'm having a hard time finding them online.
ReplyDeleteGee Amy, I've never heard of stinky bulbs! I hope this stops the busy little buggers in their tracks. This pincushion is my favorite hairstyle, it's very pretty.
ReplyDeleteGood luck in the garden, Amy! We have tons of chipmunks here, too. Someone told me that they are endangered, but I can't imagine that to be true. They are everywhere!
ReplyDeleteCute pincushion!
I hope it works for you! Doing a garden in Florida is the pits.
ReplyDeleteYour pincushion is adorable!