And I'm so glad you posted these pictures... this might be the closest I get to daffodils this year! We're going to go from winter into full on summer I think.
May blooms, buds, berries and birds...
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Yesterday—May 15th—was Garden Bloggers Bloomday, as hosted by Carol at May
Dreams Gardens. Our weather has been so miserable I wasn't really in the
mood to...
Garden Bloggers’ Bloom Day – May 2022
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Hooray for the return of Bloom Day to Hayefield! I almost missed this one,
as the weather finally turned perfect for planting this week, and getting
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The Miller Botanical Garden Part II
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Let's jump right in to Miller Botanical Garden Part II. My last post
covered the first part of our recent visit and details about the garden; it
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First week of May, 5-8-22
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Happy Mother's Day!
How about some warblers to help celebrate?
[image: 5-1-22 Yellow Warbler]5-1-22 Yellow Warbler
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THE THREE Rs OF DESERT GARDENING
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I have been reading Jeff Moore's book. Under the Spell of Succulents. It
is a wonderful book, beautifully illustrated and loaded with information.
There ...
Moving Mountains
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There are at least two meanings to this blog title, which will become clear
as this post progresses. For the astute few that still check in on our blog
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And I'm so glad you posted these pictures... this might be the closest I get to daffodils this year! We're going to go from winter into full on summer I think.
Spring is finally here in St Louis :-)
Spring has some real beauties lined up for you. Are any of them fragrant?
These are beautiful! Normally daffodils aren't my favorite spring flower but these are really nice!