getting up is worthwhile for morning skies like this . . .
this one a tentative, "should i rain, or should i be a massive towering billowy clouds kind of day?"closer to earth the river pebble flowerbed by the pool is pretty in pink and purple . . .
closer to the house, the deckside bed . . .
hmmmm looks like the grass needs cutting! but i think i'll do some reading first . . . .
peter sis' book "tibet: through the red box" . . . . slide the slipcover off and underneath lies the first treasure! (click the image for a closer look)
and that's before the cover has even been opened! what wonders await?!
6 comments:
Steven - I hope you get that grass cut before you get too immersed in that exciting-looking book!
hello weaver . . . it's looking a little more like rain this morning so i'm putting my chores first today. that way, when it starts to pour i can feel a little less guilt about reading!! have a peaceful day. steven
Your garden looks lovely Steven, I must see more of it. Are those gorgeous blue flowers tradescanthia?
steven..i need more, just a little please. star sign, sorry, gets me oh so close.
hi bt, glad to see you here! the "golden fish" garden is maintained by me. i don't know very much about plants and so names are hard to come by. my planning is based on colours and shapes and then i let them go - lliterally, i see what they do with the space i give them. if they go crazy like the spiderwort i put in two years ago, then i move them around or take them to the woodlot nearby and see what they make of that!!! so, i can't give you a good answer. my aunt is a model gardener and knows the names - latin and otherwise - for aher plants. i think i inherited my dad's inclination to leave garden's to the fairies for their dances and whatever. steven
well verily i say unto you i shall find more and it shall appear as soon as is reasonable! thanks for visiting! steven
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