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| Yucca Plant |
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| Yucca Plant |
What is it about gardening that lifts the spirit? Is it the beginning of a new season? The ability to spend so much time one-on-one with nature? All of the above? The Yucca plant on the left was rescued from a pasture in Oklahoma after a family reunion. The one on the right I rescued from an Apartment Complex that was demolished.
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| Beans, Peas and Potatos |
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| Tomato |
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My tomatoes, beans, peas and potatoes are really taking off. These potatoes are the same ones I planted right out of my own kitchen cupboard. I can't wait to dig into the fresh juicy crops.
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| Rose |
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| Roses |
My roses really got a kick out of the rain we received. They are blooming nicely with a lot of color. They smell so sweet that I enjoy bringing them in to lighten up the house. These flower look better than they have in years.
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| Roses |
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| Peas |
Who would have thought that I could have peas almost ready to harvest in the middle of April? If I had some of my new potatoes ready to dig I'd cook up a batch of creamed peas and new potatoes. Talk about yummy! But, as you can see it will be a while before I can make up one of my mom's favorite dishes when we were growing up.
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| Potatoes |
These are my mums. If you look closely you can see the tiny flowers peaking out and starting to bloom. I love mums because they have so many colors and such a reconstructive life. They bloom spring and fall making them a great addition to any decor.
These are my mums. If you look closely you can see the tiny flowers peaking out and starting to bloom. I love mums because they have so many colors and such a reconstructive life. They bloom spring and fall making them a great addition to any decor.
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