Sunday, June 28, 2009

My Latest Creation

I felt somewhat creative today and I made this. I love chimes. We have a bunch hangin' around. No home-made ones. The bamboo was a "donation" from a client. I found the piece of wood... oh... I don't know where. It had been hangin' around for a while and thought it would fit the purpose. The beads came off a plant hanger that had rotted away. I kept the beads cause thats what I do. You never know when some stuff can be "recycled". I think it's kinda cool. I think it's a keeper. I'll have to keep an eye out for some larger bamboo. Of course I'll probably have to start carrying a saw in my truck. This is about as big as I can cut with my pruners.
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3 comments:

Anonymous said...

Hello,
I was searching the web this morning trying to find some information on a tree that I found growing in my yard. I am not sure, but think it may either be a Royal Poinciana or a Jacaranda. To me the leaves are so similar, so kind of hard to identify it since I didn't grow it from a seed myself.

It's a very quick grower if that gives any clue?

I was wondering if I could e-mail you a picture of what I have and maybe you could help me since you seem very knowledgeable (and passionate) about plants and trees...much like myself :o)

My e-mail address is:
skynyrd_chick@hotmail.com

Thank you in advance if you can help me with this!

Sincerely,
Jo Marie

p.s. Yes, it is *much* more fun to grow stuff yourself instead of just buying a plant/tree. I am teaching my 3 1/2 year old this and she is pretty amazed. She even has an avocado tree I started from a tree over 3 years ago :o)

carolann said...

Hey Jo Marie,
Tried to e-mail you but delivery failed for some reason. Be glad to help you if I can.
Thanks for the "knowledgeable" comment. I'm no master in horticulture. Most of my knowledge comes from alot of trial and error and OJT.
Hope to hear from you.
C

SkynyrdChick said...

Hi Carol Ann,
My name is Jo Marie and I had commented before about a tree I am trying to identify. I have started a blog now and just uploaded another picture of this "thing" that is growing on the tree now. Is there anyway you can take a quick peek at my blog/the picture and see if you can help me? I'd really like to get this tree planted, but really want to know what it is first so I know to plant it in the correct location in my yard. Thank you in advance :o)
Jo Marie