Creeping phlox.
I have been moving the plastic coyote around the yard with success. The deer have been avoiding my gardens. Until Monday night, that is.
The beautiful warm spring days are few and far between.
It is the weird time of year for clothing decisions.
It’s time to locate the sun hats. Both Violet and I had facial sun burns this past week.
Henry van Dyke penned words to Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony, Ode to Joy. The first line of verse four reads: “Mortals, join the mighty chorus which the...
Last week’s wonderful spring weather failed to prepare me for the rude awakening Monday morning.
It’s funny how a 40-degree day in the fall has everyone bundled up but in March it’s a veritable heat wave. I saw a man in shorts for Pete’s sake!
Tuesday’s wild, windy and freezing day cemented the “In like a lion” legacy of March.
A bunch of red tulips
It’s finally happened.
I feel like a broken record. For several weeks now, I have absolutely no interesting garden news to report. Bear with me as I make a feeble attempt.
Wow, that was some serious snow last Sunday afternoon.
It doesn’t seem fair that the entire East Coast got snow on Monday except us.

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