Garden Pictures on a Wet Day
Trillium and two colors of bleeding heart
This will all be filled in with Solomon Seal and Day lilies when the real blooming starts.
I'm setting up a little seating area near the shed and veggie garden - starting with the chairs and will be adding a few things as I go along. Mostly salvage stuff - which I love to work with.
My potatoes are coming up - I have my fingers crossed that the Woodchuck doesn't like potato tops.
I do know that he doesn't like Rhubarb - cause this stuff comes up like crazy every year.
Near the new seating area is a new little birdhouse, I hope a nesting pair move in soon.
Wet leaves, so beautiful
Near the back deck we have this handsome cement bulldog (altho I like to think of it as a Pug) - he guards our deck from marauding woodchucks, deer and other animals.
10 comments:
Fun to see your garden coming into bloom Mim. enjoy those veggies and flowers. good luck on the bird family too!!! Happy Weekend.
Beautiful area to totally get lost in. I think the trilliums are one of my favorite flowers, and of course, cannot grow them here. (clay soil...)
Your little concrete bulldog is a great garden over-seer! ;-)
Lovely post!
XXOO~~
Anne
Your garden is coming along nicely. That photo of the leaves would make a wonderful painting.
We are starting to set up our summer garden 'stuff' too. Our Solomon seal is blooming now tho. Going to be lovely in your yard. Maybe you need a fake Owl to protect your garden veggies. Bright shining lights on them to scare off anything at night. :))
i love your seating area. i can just imagine how you will create the space...
my favorite of all these shots is the wet grass. how utterly b beautiful
i am working hard to seriously lighten up, mim :^)
Gosh you live in a beautiful woodsy area!
I really love your salvaged chairs, ( I also enjoy doing the salvage thing) and your birdhouse is so pretty. Here's hoping it's a birdhome soon.
I'm thinking your bullpug dog is a fierce looking guard, sure to get the job done!
i love where you live mim, i want to come sit in your new sitting area.
Your garden looks yummy and inviting Mim. I realize how much further north you live than I do after seeing these photos. Our spring is much advanced plant-wise.
Oh you are so much futher ahead down there than up here. love your seating area, it will be charming. Oh, that's great you have a solution to woodchuck invasion! He's a fierce guy.
We're considerably south of you and our day lilies have gone completely insane. I love seeing them each morning. Have a lovely Spring!
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