Lovely as always JJ. I could live in that house, oh yeah.

It sure does Denisse, It is showing us what has real value in our lives and not those things that keep us preoccupied chasing after something that in the end has no value at all. Love is the answer.

I may have to agree with you on the E. For many years I grew and sold perennial and annual flowers at a local farm market. Having one's own small nursery has its benefits. My gardens are a result of a

Look at that! You may as well have just created it as it fits so perfectly for today.

She is very good at her art Melinda. I bet the one with the leaves the cat is sitting on will be awesome. Stay healthy my friend.

Thank you, Denisse. I have many more coming.

Good for you! I am only doing one post as I have tons to do around here. have a great week.

Ah, I know right. I do have many gardens that are fully mature which have been added to over many years. Stay tuned for letter E. ;-)

The dianthus did have a very nice scent to them. I don't remember if they considered them spicy or not.

You are so sweet Denise. I can't imagine you not knowing some of the flowers. I am glad you are enjoying them. The letter D is up.

Smiling! I have had it for about 15 years now. I do manage to make the best of it. This year I have added an aeroponics and hydroponics section to see if I can get more yield than the raised beds.

I come from a large family of farmers so we always grew everything because we had large families. I have been working in the gardens since I was a wee lad. Anyhow, I count the 45 years as the first time

I treat them as annuals here in NY. We are too cold too so I winter them over in the garage.

It sure is. All the neighbors love the bright orange on the Azalea. It is by far my favorite.

I love pansies too. Petunias do well for me to fill in empty spaces.

Thank you, I love changing up the vines from year to year. I have 3 trellises in all.

Absolutely, he does love to assist and sometimes nibbling on the plants. lol

Keep the seeds warm and not too wet before they germinate. That is usually the reason many fail. Best of luck with your gardens.

Thank you. I appreciate your saying so.

Awe, I bet you are very good at growing.