| looking from the garage | 
| looking from the porch | 
including the tree pollen which is coating everything!
It's so thick you can see it in the air.
the tulips and daffies are looking happy
| Peonies | 
they take a few years to dig themselves into a spot and they don't like being moved, so don't give up on them if they don't bloom in the first year or two the third year is always the charm!
| Vinca | 
and vinca blooms! who knew?
I'm surprised every year what survives winter around here.
| Wysteria | 

coming from Chicago, like I do, if you want these you have to buy them new every year
Look who is still around! she looks cozy sunning on a leaf
We're going to have lots of daisies too
I put in 4 new rose bushes, along the back wall, to replace the ones that didn't over winter the first year.
I moved the veggi garden over by the fence to a bigger newer box closer to the back porch where the sun isn't occluded for half the day by tree shadow.
I might even try to grow corn again, in the box next to it but I would have to get on that this week or next if I want to eat it by September
I hope to have more than enough tomatoes this year due to the sunnier spot
| Sandie's block | 
I finished Sandie's block for the poetry and verses RR.
I chose the block called Bliss and nothing says bliss like a steaming hot bubble bath! I gave her candlelight music a rubber duckie and lots of bubbly bubbles!
doesn't she look happy?
good day from under the tree!
 
 
