Although we’re bracing for a couple of days of snow this week, the old snow is MELTING! Hooray!
This is my rock garden as it emerges from its winter blanket.
Do you have a garden? If so, is it a flower or a vegetable garden or an orchard?
Blessings!
Sue
What could be better in the middle of January than a sweet summer photo like this! Our thanks to Kim Stallman who gave us permission to use her photo of her grandson Luke and her “grand dog” (Sorry Kim!) Britta as they enjoy a cool slurp out of the garden hose. Q4U: I have to…
The Clumber Spaniel is a relatively new breed, developed in the 1800s in England and France. Experts believe that the Clumber resulted from a mix of early spaniel types and the Basset Hound. It’s a strong, slow-moving breed with an excellent sense of smell. The adult Clumber usually weighs in at 55-85 pounds. They are…
Congratulations to Debra Niekerk Baxter who won our October Free Book, Lori Benton’s THE KING’S MERCY! Congratulations, Debbie! Please message me your address, and I’ll send the book to you! Happy Reading! Sue
Merry Christmas from Tynan!! As you can see, Tynan, a black lab, loves Christmas. His owner, writer Carol Garvin, says that Tynan thinks there’s nothing like unwrapping a “new stuffie” on Christmas morning! Do your pets have Christmas presents under the tree (or in the barn, doghouse, stable…) on Christmas Day? Tynan’s owner Carol Garvin…
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Yes indeed, Carol! Hooray for melting snow. When we move sometime in the next month or so, I’ll be leaving my rock gardens, which will tug a bit at my heartstrings, but I’m looking forward to container gardening. I think that will be fun!
Yay for melting snow!! Spring has made it to the west coast in full force — tree buds bursting, lots of blossoms happening. Yes we have gardens but we live rurally so they’re pretty ‘rustic’ most of the time… ferns and salal abound. There was one vegetable bed in the only sunny area but we finally gave up on it and planted more shrubs and perennials in it except for a corner with herbs. For summer I tuck a few annuals in a bed by the front sidewalk, but otherwise only put tubs of them on our back deck.