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Dave I can't remember where the yard flowers thread was but....
the opposite view from the other bushes. The white azaleas and Rhododendrons are coming in.
and of course that lawn ornament again.
Dave I can't remember where the yard flowers thread was but....
the opposite view from the other bushes. The white azaleas and Rhododendrons are coming in.
and of course that lawn ornament again.
Our azaleas are long past blooming and our gardenias are fading fast but still fill the evening air with their sweet distinctive smell.
One thing I really miss about living up north is the long spring when it seems like something is always in bloom.
Our azaleas are long past blooming and our gardenias are fading fast but still fill the evening air with their sweet distinctive smell.
One thing I really miss about living up north is the long spring when it seems like something is always in bloom.
Where did you live “up north?”
Did you have a long winter “up north?” If you did, do you miss that?
Did you have a long winter “up north?” If you did, do you miss that?
Penn Yan, NY, at the north end of one of the Finger Lakes, for the first 19 years of my life. Yes, the winters were long and seemed even longer.
No, I do not miss that.
I hope this weekend I'll be rolling around in the soil of our new property.
But given the reaction from our solicitor this morning ("we haven't heard from the vendor's solicitor, was it supposed to be this Friday?")...I fear not. Still, plenty of wood to be moved and spouting to be hung before the rains really set in.
05-25-2020, 12:59 PM
We love those; don't see them in MI but I grew up with them in PA.
Still, plenty of wood to be moved and spouting to be hung before the rains really set in.
