It greats vistors when the come in the drive.
I think the dusty millers have turned into trees!
We have netted chains, ladies, cinnamons, christmas, red stem, and a few more.
They make a great shade ground cover!
If you are interested, we sell on ebay. homestead*creations.
I can't wait for the flowers to bloom!
The birds will love them too!
The chickens still fasinate me! They are so hillarious. It is better than tv! The 3 NH reds have names. The rooster is "Stew"! The darker hen is "Hilda". She is the show off and star of the coop. When she sees us coming, she runs up the steps, down the perch and flies off the end. The lighter red is so prim and proper, I named her "Myrtle" after my grandmother. The others will probably be named as their personalities show. But I do love my chicks!
And no post would be complete without mention of my constant companion, protector of chickens, Sugar. She is, as I post, laying on her favorite green cushion next to me!
To all my blog friends, I hope you had a fulfilling and restful weekend! Mine starts tomorrow!
Take care! Happy blogging! Reuse, Reduce, Recycle!
Your basil really does look great! Mine isn't up yet. Well... they are little baby basil -- they'll catch up one of these days!
ReplyDeleteOur tomato plants have really grown lately. Looks like yours have too! In a few weeks, our neighbors will have to lock their doors to keep from finding tomatoes on their seats!
Blessings!
Lacy