It's a beautiful day in the neighborhood. A beautiful day for...gardening, but first here's a picture of
Muguets by Danielle Cote. It's a free pattern -
sweet. Lilies in other words. No ma'am, this little knit will not be washing dishes or anything else for that matter.
Lily of the Valley, so
sweet smelling. Odiferously supreme, I say.
Sweet woodruff in the herb garden. It's scent is spicy and heady, but never high-minded. ;)
Sweet columbine....sweet like most everything in the South, Honey Child. :) Youngest gave this to me last year, and it seems to have adapted well after leaving it's home in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia.
Our
sweet tater farm for this season is in full-swing. As soon as the sprouts are about 4 inches long I'll snap them off their mama and root them in sand before planting them in our for-real garden.
Can you spot our male Towhee in the picture below? Hint: Look dead center in the pic. Click the pic to see him better. Isn't he
sweet as he sits in one of our
sugar maple trees? Another of my favorite birds. The bird house with no floor or front to the left of Mr. Towhee is the housing for an electric fence box. A good reuse for an old birdhouse.
These irises smell like grape flavored
candy. :) I-ris' you were here!
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