Showing posts with label garden shed. Show all posts
Showing posts with label garden shed. Show all posts

Sunday, August 18, 2019

Transition

The month of August seems to always bring changes.  It is a transition time.  Summer not quite over and fall not quite here.

Like the garden I tend to slow down and savor the final bits of this warm season.










The last of the day lilies are completing their show.

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The peaches are sharing the end of their harvest.












Iron weed has began to decorate the hedgerow.
Even Shelby knows it is time to take a break and enjoy these precious passing moments of summer.











Hope each of you are enjoying them as well.

P.S.   At least here at Harmony Hills the yellow school buses are hitting the road this week.   May all the children be safe.

God Bless!

Debbie

"There is a time for everything and a season for every activity under heaven...a time to keep and a time to throw away."  Eccl. 3:1&6 b (NIV)

Sunday, May 18, 2014

Old Friends

The other day I found some old friends in the shed.










They had been waiting patiently for me.












Quite some time had passed since we were last together.
 After catching up a bit - it was time to get busy.

First we planted some lettuce, radishes, and beets here.




Then we moved on to place these violas in their new home.  I think Bunny was happy for some company.   He had been rather lonely.









Mrs. Hummingbird stopped by to over see the process.   She chatted a bit and then moved on.


Later another sweet visitor stopped to say hello.  This one thought we were doing a fine job.









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Scooter was not quite as happy.   He thought a bit more work needed done.  His path seemed a bit too weedy.







Unfortunately the rain moved in and we didn't get finished.  I am sure though that tomorrow my old friends will be more than happy to join me.




So glad that you took time to stop by..
Hope you find some old friends waiting for you too.   Have a great evening.





Whisper

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