Showing posts with label New Guinea Impatiens. Show all posts
Showing posts with label New Guinea Impatiens. Show all posts

Sunday, June 8, 2025

Abundance

We have had an abundance of rain in the last couple of days.  To say we are very soggy is an understatement.




Chippy Chipmunk is not bothered by all the moisture.  He still manages to make his way to the bird feeder for his daily nourishment.







 


The flowers are happy.  These New Guinea Impatiens flourish under an abundant amount of water.  

On the down side, I am hoping the seeds in the veggie patch did not get washed away. 

We had several inches of rainfall in just a few short hours.  Many roads were closed on Friday due to flooding and mudslides.   

June thus far has been a very wet one.



Spent some time this weekend  perusing this lovely book by Claus Dalby.  It has some gorgeous photos as well as featuring famous gardeners such as Vita Sackville-West and  Gertrude Jekyll.  Certainly a good book to enjoy on a rainy weekend.







Well hope next post I can report that we received  an abundance of sunshine.  

May all of you have a blessed week.

Hugs

Debbie

"Grace and peace be yours in abundance through the knowledge of God and of Jesus our Lord."  2 Peter:1:2 (NIV)







Sunday, May 17, 2020

Pleasant

The weather has finally turned pleasant.

The trees seem to have leafed out overnight.











The azalea is showing off a bright color -

















 so are these New Guinea Impatiens.












This lovely tulip is one of the last  to bloom in May.


Mr. Bunny seems happy to return to his favorite spot  with the violas.












The Hummingbirds know the weather has turned pleasant also...they are back.

Well that is all for now friends...think I'll just take a rest and enjoy the warmer weather.

May you have a pleasant week. 

Hugs

Debbie

"Praise the Lord, for the Lord is good; sing praise to his name, for that is pleasant."  Psalm 135:3



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