Humming birds have returned, 2 at feeder last night at dusk,
opening door slowly I tried to get an image,
not too good and they are so skinny.
but some did not.
so I will plant no more. But I love roses...
Yes, old friends emerging, a lot yet to surface the earth and might add so are the weeds.
A lot of grooming done in the past 5 years will be done less this year and onward.
One who helped some recently, needed work and now seems I cannot reach him.
A repeat of many times over the years.
Not upset this time, disappointed but the way it is.
I hear my son's words
it really does not matter
please
just enjoy this wonderful peaceful spot
you call home.
So another reminder too
RELAX
12 comments:
You have some lovely blooms there in your gardens surrounded by woods.
Have a lovely weekend ~ FlowerLady
What a beautiful garden you have around your home. You are fortunate indeed, but I think you know that! Enjoy! Through your pictures we can enjoy it too!
Oh my! Such a beautiful place! Maybe your help will come back looking for more work; we'll hope so.
It both looks and sounds like a wonderful peaceful spot. As Sandra wrote, we can enjoy it through your words and pictures. Thank you. :-)
Oh! SO beautiful. I hope you spend some time on that concrete bench. And your son IS right!
Lovely--as usual. I am a month behind you in my garden growth, but there is enough popping up to keep me excited. So lgad we made it through winter to enjoy another spring and summer.
How I enjoy seeing your "new beginnings." Woodhaven is beautiful!
So important to go with the change. we stay the same, but those around us who are younger change. That is how it is. I guess I will find my hummingbird feeder and get it out!
Lorraine, Sandra, Charlotte,
Pienosole, Rebecca, Mary, Judy
and Tabor - thanks to all for checking in.
Beautiful Sunday in store and then onward with rain daily.
the magic of your garden warms my heart, it really doesn't matter but as we age I find I want things done and NOW.
XO
WWW
WWW, me too :)
maybe your helper found a full time job...let's hope so for his sake!
spring is looking nice there. I can hardly wait for even warmer weather here, making baskets and filling pots with overflowing annuals, and to see the perennials bud.
listen to your son. we only get one time around...make it worthwhile and focus on that which really matters. :)
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