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.
Full effect out front
It’s the time of the season when the front yard garden fills up and widens out. I stop and admire it to and from my car on work days at the library. Nice!
Front garden grows fuller and more purple
Every time I look, something else has come up in the front yard square to make it look even better.
Big blooms up front
The daffodils have decided it’s been warm enough to come out in front of our house.
It really looks like spring
Every week that goes by, the front yard patch shows more signs of growth. Now that it really is spring, you betcha I’m expecting bigger things.
Almost singular
The Rose of Sharon seem to be keeping to themselves this year.
Cool contrasts
Suddenly I appreciated the lie of the purple pointing out the glory of the red roses out front. Thanks for the direction.
Tippy-top bloom
Noticed Saturday by my dear wife Karen, the first bloom on the big front yard bush that’s usually late to yield flowers. More buds to follow.
Please don’t eat the daisies
Next up in our summer rotation: The front yard daisies. We do not have any goats roaming the neighborhood. Or foraging deer, that I’ve seen. Still, the title of that really old TV show somehow popped into my mind.
Hello color purple
At last, our yellow yard spring has a new addition. Yellow, color purple!
Mark Bialczak 