Spring is just too pretty for words. I'm noticing the magnolias around town have lost blossoms, but the dogwoods are in bloom. And the wisteria.
A moment of silence for my wisteria. I hope it is doing well. I miss you, wisteria.
I took this picture during the first inspection. It was the first week of May- when things were starting to become a reality that this house could be ours. (after a month of negotiations and another month would follow!)
and this is yesterday. I think I killed the clematis? :( So much of it is dead twigs, like a giant bird nest. The green you see is coneccted to one or two fresh whips growing from the ground up.
New growth on left, dead (original plant) on right. I'm lost on how to prune/revive this. I think that is mint growing rampant everywhere?
by the carport last year.
Yikes! This area got more water and seems to come back in full force. Weave it to the trellis?
Beside our bed. The lilac is incredibly fragrant. This humble bouquet brings joy to my heart.
These little guys popped up so I snagged them for the table. This is the double daffodil I was mentioning in previous post. According to some websites, I can purchase them in all white and salmon shades also. If the critters will leave daffodils alone, I want more of these beauties.
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