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Archives for February 2006

Edible birdhouses

February 27, 2006 by Andrea Bellamy Leave a Comment

How neat are these edible birdhouses? A wee bit more sophisticated than those pinecone feeders we used to make in Brownies! From Atelier Oi, an online portfolio of architecture and design. Via Moco Loco.

Filed Under: Green Gardening & Living, Outdoor Living

Back to School

February 21, 2006 by Andrea Bellamy Leave a Comment

I’d been contemplating taking either the Master Gardener or UBC Garden Design program for some time now. I’m happy to say that I applied and was accepted to the UBC program. I have my student orientation tonight, and start the first course, “The History and Theory of Garden Design,” in March. I’m so excited! This […]

Filed Under: Garden Design

Cuba redux

February 4, 2006 by Andrea Bellamy 1 Comment

Cuba. Ten days. Two very different experiences. Today I’ll write about the first: Havana. Both over and underwhelming, Havana is a city of conflict and wild contrast. Walk down one quaint cobblestone street in Habana Vieja (Old Havana), a UNESCO Heritage Site, and every building along it will be precisely restored, paint fresh, potted palms […]

Filed Under: Gardens to Visit

Northwest Flower and Garden Show

February 2, 2006 by Andrea Bellamy 1 Comment

Any of you Pacific Northwest types going to the Northwest Flower and Garden Show (in Seattle) this weekend? I’m particularly looking forward to A Place to Take Root, one of the show’s highlights and the first exhibit devoted to the evolution of the common flower pot. Described as a “traveling museum piece,” it will feature […]

Filed Under: Pacific Northwest

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