These are some things I found just walking around the garden. I am so
surprised to see rosebuds still popping up in autumn.
I think this is a gray warbler's nest.
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11/24/17
Summer is looking colorful!
My garden is full of color and buzzing bees, too! I'm so amazed that these gorgeous flowers
grow in my garden; especially, the white rose bush that recovered by my planting three branches (only one survived) from a struggling bush that fell apart when we tried to move it.
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11/10/17
my spring garden is abloom!
Warm weather has arrived and my flowers are enjoying it a lot!
Bees are loving the flowers as well.
I can't wait to see what my summer seeds bring!
1/13/17
12/11/16
pukeiti garden
We visited Pukeiti Garden lately to check on the progress of their update. They are coming along quite nicely and the colors were fabulous.
11/4/16
archived flowers
Even though it seems like it's been spring for 6 months, my garden hasn't
unleashed its beauty yet, so here are a few archived beauties.
camellia
primulas
rose and raindrops
Kaka's beaks
columbine/aquilegia
primulas
9/11/16
short stroll through the park
We went to see the blooms in King Edward park in Stratford and found some beauties.
These were taken on two different days with very different weather.
Considering we had just experienced wintry wind and rain for the last few days,
and considering that spring just started this month, I was pleasantly surprised at
the colors and that they were still on the trees.
8/13/16
colors from the past
I am sooo tired of waiting for spring! So, here are some colors from earlier in the year from Hollard Gardens.
1/21/16
The regrown rose
There was originally a rosebush at the corner of the house. It was a bit scraggly because it was planted next to the downspout and the ground was always soggy, but it tried really hard to be pretty.
In an attempt to move it to a better spot, the roots were broke into pieces when Hubby dug it up. I couldn't let it end like that, so I took 4 pieces of it and stuck them in the ground in hopes that something would come of them.
Well, one did and it bloomed this week!
1/14/16
A wee bit of garden color
I have every stage of growth on my lupins.
These are the flowers on Hubby's potato plants.
My dahlias are blooming but El Nino has kept things so dry that they seem to be struggling.
My Russian Sage after a needed bit of rain.
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