Widespread red blooms
Gravity, proven. These pretty specimens grew to heavy for their stems, I saw while mowing our backyard. They look beautiful nevertheless, even while kissing the dirt and bricks.
Gravity, proven. These pretty specimens grew to heavy for their stems, I saw while mowing our backyard. They look beautiful nevertheless, even while kissing the dirt and bricks.
OK, now thrive. Little by little, my dear wife Karen and I will fill the borders of our backyard with the plants that will make us smile when they bloom. This time we brought a bright red bleeding heart back from our friendly neighborhood nursery Ballantyne Gardens. Karen got it in the back corner right…
First out back. Thank you, first spring blooms in our backyard garden. It’s been up-and-down temperature-wise, so this is a victory.
Portrait of joy. The single blossom that kicked out by our new hydrangea in its first season in our backyard garden has hung on for, well, a month, my dear wife Karen and I admired as we took one of our late-afternoon strolls to admire the results of our years of planting. Next year, she…
Great achievers. My dear wife Karen pointed out how high our backyard climbers have reached this summer. They’ve bloomed with a boom, I’ll say as we’ve wrapped up the holiday weekend.
Fill ‘er up. I don’t just look down while checking the spring progress of our backyard. The mid-size bush flanking our shed is budding up nicely, thank you. Soon enough I will be stooping low with our lawn mower underneath its first purple blooms!
The backyard sunflower made sure it got very tall before throwing out its first bloom of summer 2020. It’s looking quite brilliant. My dear wife Karen thinks there are a few more blooms awaiting.
The colors are coming to our backyard. It really took awhile this May.
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