This is after trimming.
The following picture was taken on 31/August.
It was busy day yesterday for me.
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I am Japanese and live here with my wife about 100 km away from Tokyo Japan. I would like to write off nothing out of ordinary at our house in English with some Japanese. As a matter of cause, I will attache some pictures with my words. 連合いと二人で生活している爺でござる。日常のたわいもない出来事と生活を写真と共に残したいと考えている。
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- Our art gallery 039 （今日の玄関）
- Trimming Chinese trumpet creeper and Shidaresugi
- Move the rose to our garden from the pot
- Bell Pepper (手間要らずのピーマン)
- Hibernation of a toad?? (ｶｴﾙの冬眠)
- Next year preparation (Strawberry Part 2)
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- The highest weed in our yard.
- Residents on the Japanese persimmon
- Typhoon and Autumnal sky
- AyeYai's Birthday (誕生日 Tanjoubi)
- Recipe for Basil Juice
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- Potted Pokeweed (misunderstand !!!!!!!!)
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- Cleyera japonica （榊 サカキ Sakaki）
- Locust (バッタ Batta)
- Green Japanese Basil (青紫蘇 アオジソ Aojiso)
- Thunderstorm made a mini Grand Canyon overnight!
- Mimetism "擬態 ギタイ Gitai"
- Pokeweed "洋種ヤマゴボウ YoshuYamagobo"
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4 comments:
That plant must be beautiful when it blooms!
Was Ayeyai angry with you for lopping this plant? :)
Hi Michelle_san.
No, AyeYai is not angry. Because she has given up complaining to him on lopping trees.
She hardly take care the yard recently, no right to say any more.
BTW, he nudged her to make comments on green paper recipe though; poor Hero was ignored. LOL
You know, writing in English is not easy.
Hahahahahaha! :) Hello AyeYai!
If Hero keeps lopping the plants, they might look like this.
Your English is wonderful! Sadly, I don’t know any Japanese.
Cheers!
Oh! Did you mean "green pepper"? :) We also call them "bell peppers", because they are shaped like bells.
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