More and more purple
Somehow, for some reason, more purple/pink blossoms keep turning up in our mostly-white front yard window guardian. It does look quite interesting.
Oh, yeah, Black-eyed Susans
I almost forgot to show off how big and bush the front border Black-eyed Susans came in this summer.
Another pop of white flowers up front
The tall one that helps keep our kitchen semi-private in the warm months has bloomed. Good mix with the lasting lavender, I think.
More purple rises up front
Taking its turn in our front yard garden is the lush blanket of violet. OK, friends, remind me what it is …
Let’s get pushy
The big front-yard rose bush is greening bit-by-bit, inch-by-inch. My patience is … going to be rewarded, I hope, I hope.
Proud still
The yellow of the front-yard daffodils stands out distinctly after the first mow of the season. I’m impressed how long they’ve endured this year.
Our first blossoms of spring
Our front-yard daffodils once again bless us this time in April as our first blossoms of the year. It’s like saying hello to trusty, old pals. They’re bending a bit with their age, but they sure do know how to make me smile.
Suddenly, the purple ones show up
Every year I’m surprised all over again when several weeks of white flowers on this plant are interrupted by the arrival of some purple blooms. I like it. I just get slightly amazed at the mixed message from Mother Nature, is all.
So far, so fast
The two white-flowered plants out front have decided to pop at the same time. And they got high and thick this year. Nature.
Welcome, Black-eyed Susans
The Black-eyed-Susans that sit between our house and the neighbors have said hello for this year’s flourish. It is comforting, this staggered arrival.
Mark Bialczak 