Posted on May 15, 2008 by Thaddeus Dombrowski
Last Saturday, Wen-Ling and I paid a visit to the farmers’ market on Central Avenue in Phoenix. It was a warm, bordering on hot, sunny day. We were looking forward to the trip.
We wound up buying a fair amount of food. Wen-Ling had sampled some orange blossom honey and had to have it, even though [...]
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Posted on May 15, 2008 by Thaddeus Dombrowski
The title of this blog is Love/Hate Phoenix. So, I’ll take just a moment to mention something I love. Saguaro blooms are some of the most succulent flowers (no pun intended). They are incredibly rich in pollen, and probably nectar, too. Bees and other insects love them. Some birds love the flowers. Other birds love [...]
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