Yesterday I took some time to do a little yard work. I was impressed and awed by what I found and thought I'd share it with you. So sit back and enjoy a scrumpious feast for the eyes! Isn't our world beautiful! (In order our showstoppers today are: Anemone, Early bloom Yellow Tulips, flowering ground cover mixed with little purple anemones, Winter Rose, Bleeding Hearts, Crabapple Tree blossoms, Nectarine Tree blossoms, and Red Tulips.)
In My Pod
11 years ago
7 comments:
Are those all in your yard. WOW! Sometimes I wish I loved to garden then my yard might look better. I just need someone to do it for me.
Very pretty!
It is amazing to me how each of these flowers evokes a different emotion. The early yellow tulips...warmth, energy and excitement. The anemone makes me want to protect it. It looks so delicate. All seasons have their own beauty but I love that with spring comes vibrant color.
(hum.. hum ..Tip toe through the tulips, won't you come along.. hmmm, hmmm...)
You reminded me of how much I need to weed my own yard. If only the rain will stop....
I love how much knowledge you have stuffed up in that head of yours about gardening (plus a thousand other interesting fun facts) - you are an inspiration my dear!! Hey - 'member when you were trying to tell me how to bring sweet potato vines in for the winter and continue growing them for the next year? could you re-educate me on that? My mom would really love to know and I just can't remember!!
No prob, Maghann my dear. It's complicated, so get a pen. First, dig them up and put them in an indoor pot. Second, bring them in. The end. =)
Of course it would be that easy - well you are just too la-ti-da for me Missy!!
Did you take these pictures? They look too good. :) I am excited for the time when I have a yard I can do something with. Actually, we're going to get some big pots and some planters for the back deck. We're going to do some tomatos and maybe some other veggies. :)
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