We're not completely moved yet, but we're settling in. Last weekend we bought flowers for the yard (and my tomato plant!). I thought I'd share the fun - we're just so pleased to have a home where we can plant flowers. I'm including a picture of Dr. M's ancient geraniums - he brings them inside each year before the first frost & babies them through the winter. And every year they reward us with their blooms. I think they'll like their new home too!
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2024 Project 365 – Week Forty-five
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Love the flag. I hope your tomatoe plant will bring you a rich harvest. Enjoy your new garden.
ReplyDeleteGood job! Gardening can bring so much joy. :D
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI was just thinking yesterday, "How do I winter geraniums?" I would love some tips from Dr. M.
Those plants are pretty!
ReplyDeleteAnd apparently the recliner is a fire hazard because all the stuffing inside the chair can make a fire worse and cause worse smoke damage. I don't know, I just listen to what they tell me.
I can obviously see the care Dr. M has lavished on those beautiful geraniums.
ReplyDeleteBoth Linda and I love our garden.
A lovely way to settle in: getting the plants started.
ReplyDeleteA verse from a poem, which I like, is:
The kiss of the sun for pardon,
The song of the birds for mirth,--
One is nearer God's heart in a garden
Than anywhere else on earth.
Dorothy Frances Gurney
Looks like you've settled in quite nicely. Soon enough you'll be having mater and mayo sandwiches!
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