Showing posts with label Nature’s Garden. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nature’s Garden. Show all posts
Monday, August 26, 2019
Gift From Nature
This spring we moved our fence back and added sections in order to give the dogs more running space. Almost immediately vines started growing up the fence. That’s not unusual but what is unusual are the beautiful flowers the vines are producing. These are truly a gift because I never planted them. I hope they’re a perennial so they come back and spread next year.
Monday, July 29, 2019
My Serenity Place
Unfortunately the camera fails to capture the magic. :)
We have a huge area of our yard “fenced.” This keeps the critters out and the dogs safe. It also helps stave off the relentless encroachment of the forest. What can I say? Nature lives to go forth and multiply!
Anyhoo, we expanded the fencing an additional 6’ back and 6’ to one side and when we did I discovered this lovely sun-dappled view. The light plays through the tree tops so it dances about on the forest floor and the birdsong is wonderful. I took the picture through the fence. I want to put one of those benches that converts to a picnic table there so I can enjoy the view and read and journal in warm weather.
We have a huge area of our yard “fenced.” This keeps the critters out and the dogs safe. It also helps stave off the relentless encroachment of the forest. What can I say? Nature lives to go forth and multiply!
Anyhoo, we expanded the fencing an additional 6’ back and 6’ to one side and when we did I discovered this lovely sun-dappled view. The light plays through the tree tops so it dances about on the forest floor and the birdsong is wonderful. I took the picture through the fence. I want to put one of those benches that converts to a picnic table there so I can enjoy the view and read and journal in warm weather.
Wednesday, July 24, 2019
Wild Flowers with a History
When my sister got married, over 21 years ago, wedding guests all got a packet of flower seeds to plant in honor of the bride and groom. We live in planting zone 3-4 so I wasn’t sure that those flowers would even last a single summer.
I planted them where I could watch and nurture them. In the end the only flowers that survived that first winter were daisies. In the ensuing years the forest has encroached but those daisies come up, without fail every spring. Each year when I see them I’m reminded of Shani and John and the love that they share.
Daisies represent new beginnings and true love. Isn’t that just the best? Love you little sister!
I planted them where I could watch and nurture them. In the end the only flowers that survived that first winter were daisies. In the ensuing years the forest has encroached but those daisies come up, without fail every spring. Each year when I see them I’m reminded of Shani and John and the love that they share.
Daisies represent new beginnings and true love. Isn’t that just the best? Love you little sister!
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