Hello

I’m dipping my toe in the water again.

A critter left this strawberry he plucked from my flower/strawberry bed. I’m glad he stopped by. I grow these just for the tiny fellows who share my space.
Critter feeding ground
Mulberry tree the birds and squirrels love
Mulberry vines show promise of fruit to be shared by deer, birds, squirrels, and other local beings
New life in an old stump

The promise of summer

Mother’s Garden

Mother built the little path herself as well as a stone patio using little-old-lady-sized rocks. She does all her own planting.  I dig the big holes for her.  She does the rest.  She does have he perennial “rose covered cottage.”  She twines pink climbing roses over her porch rails.  They are mean.  It cured the problem of free-range kids climbing on the rails. Her neighborhood is full of them.  She sprinkles flour over tomatoes and warns the kids they might get poisoned.  It works.  She never loses a tomato anymore.  The neighborhood kids used to pick them and her flowers, but now they worry about the poison.

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Spring Pink

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