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Wednesday 6 July 2011

I see silly people

Basil plant planted...and I fell for a giant Agapanthus which between you and me is a bluebell-coloured pom-pom of a flower on the end of a long stem. It is so incredible that instead of planting it outside it is sitting right here next to the guitar. Yesterday, I got right through "Paseo" without looking at the music. Hooray. Here it is played by Anne-Mari. I would blush to put my version alongside her,
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vVS7bMrEa20&playnext=1&list=PLB0CD6C9C05330438

7 comments:

  1. Hi Rosie, I'll have a listen when I'm back home (working in shop at mo.) I hope this comment gets through. :)xx

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  2. It got through. Are you still playing?

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  3. Here, the large agapanthus is classed as a Noxious Weed--like many things that grow well in my garden.

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  4. Rosie, my dear

    The music is gorgeous........thank you.

    By the way, Agapanthus (or Lilies of the Nile) really want to be outdoors in full sun......no too much water. However, I guess you can enjoy the blossoms in doors for a while.

    Here in Calif. they only bloom once a year in late spring. Tne leaves stay green all year. I love 'em.

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  5. Thanks, Lo. It's now outside!

    ElizT. Well, mine will probably die in a couple of weeks.

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  6. I have a basil plant on the window sill in the kitchen. It's a bit of a triumph since it was a supermarket eating plant and has survived two months of my special brand of plant nurture (usually it kills them).

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  7. With me they either grow like mad or die within a week.

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