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Thank you Perennial Gardener!
Thank you Digging in the Dirt!
Thank you Barbee!
Thank you Digging in the Dirt!
Thank you Aunt Debbi!
Notes about living and gardening somewhere down in Texas
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Favorite Quotes...
Where flowers bloom...so does hope.
Lady Bird Johnson
Just living is not enough..one must have sunshine, freedom, and a little flower.
Han Christian Anderson
Lady Bird Johnson
Just living is not enough..one must have sunshine, freedom, and a little flower.
Han Christian Anderson
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What's blooming...
- Angelonia
- Begonias
- Black-Foot Daisies
- Cosmos
- Gerber Daisies
- Pansies
- Profusion Zinnias
- Red Geranium
- Rock Rose
- Roses
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Some of my favorite books...
- A Killer Stitch by Maggie Sefton
- At Home With Beatrix Potter by Susan Denyer
- Bleeding Hearts by Susan Albert
- Murder on the Rocks by Karen MacInerney
- Rebecca by Daphne Du Maurier
- Seventeenth Summer by Maureen Daly
- The Darling Dahlias by Susan Albert
- The Last Juror by John Grisham
- The Secret Garden by Frances H. Burnett
- The Tale of Holly How by Susan Albert
- Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte
Some of my favorite blogs..
- Alamo North (Texas)
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- Cindee's Garden (in Calif.)
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- Things I Love (Tennessee)
My Garden Fairy's Name
Your fairy is called Bramble Icefly
She is a bone chilling bringer of justice for the vulnerable.
She lives in leafy dells and bluebell glades.
She is only seen at midday under a quiet, cloudless sky.
She wears bluebell-blue dresses. She has icy blue butterfly wings.
Simple Joys...
- Pumpkin Pie
- Scent of a fireplace
- Fall leaves
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13 comments:
Now these are the best kind of bunnies. Fuzzy, furry, cute and soft and inanimate! Looks like they are ready for Easter-not me though.
Good morning Tina! Yes, these are the right kind of bunnies to have. I love bunnies and have several in the house and in the garden...
Have a great day!
HOW CUTE!!! what does the little bag in the cart say? My mind sees THYME but we all know sometimes I'm just not right in the head ;-) Again, wonderful bunnies!!!
ok - duh!! I just enlarged the pic and it's an awesome stone and it does say THYME...wonderful detail :D
Oh, those are so cute! I can't believe Easter is almost here. Yippee!!!
Those are the cutest gardening buddies I've ever seen Linda! :) And they won't be pest like the real ones, lol
How adorable. I also like the little wheelbarrow, I need one like that for my garden. Happy Spring!
Such cute bunnies. Did you make them?
Oh I love your rabbits! They are so cute. I collect rabbits too(-:
Oh, I just saw the cutest Easter tree with little pastel eggs at the end of each branch that you put Easter ornaments on at the antique mall. I did not buy it because I have absolutely nowhere to store such things when Easter is over, and it was probably at least two feet tall and just as wide. Your bunnies are so sweet.
Brenda
Hello everyone!
JJ-yep, it's a rock that says thyme. I buy things that have that word on them...not sure why except I love the herb and love the spelling! :)
Thanks Susie. Yes, Easter is on the way, but these gardening bunnies will probably hang around until the end of May!
Racquel, we have herons, but no problems with bunnies. I do see them from time to time, but so far they haven't gotten anything. They are soooo cute!!!
Hi Nola-glad you like the bunnies and wheelbarrow. I found that wheelbarrow, I think, at Canton years ago, along with the little gardening tools that are in it.
Hi Becca--oh I wish I could tell you I made the bunnies, but no, I do not have that kind of talent. I bought them at Canton last month. I love bunnies...and especially ones that like to garden! :)
Cindee--I bet you make some of your bunnies. Like I told Becca, I have no talent..but I do love my bunnies! I have them inside and in the garden!
Brenda, I have seen those trees and really wanted one, but you leave it up for such a short time--I didn't get it. My bunnies (unless they are holding an Easter egg) stay out most of the spring. That is one thing I hate to put away!
Hi Linda, I love your garden bunnies! The good thing about them is they don't eat your tender plants!!
These are really good bunnies to have Jan!
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