The flower is absolutely stunning, and you captured it beautifully to share with us. ♥

I love how you created the dry riverbed and surrounded it with plants. Everything looks like it is growing well, and you are already picking berries, wow!

They are all so unique and have such different styles of creativity. I loved Solaris! I can't even begin to think how long it took to do all that stitching. Wow!

Love the black duck in the frame, have fun at the library.

Doing large batch meals makes life simpler for me and for him. Less mess to clean up every day and I get more porch time outside. ;-) I hope you get some rain soon. I may have to water today as it looks

Thanks, Silvia I do my best to feed us well. ♥

Good to know, I have two raised metal beds I purchased this spring. It is my first time using them and I planted onions in them. I will water them more now that you shared that with me. ♥

Too bad you had to toss so much sauerkraut, but now we both know not to make too much at one time. I hope your brain fog leaves quickly as that must really make your day rough.

Well done! You have made great progress on planting everything out into the garden. I love the basket idea to keep critters out. I too had bad luck with my marigolds this year. Some died, but most were

Hahaha, the pansies were stunning for sure. I should get some for around the pond so they can smile at me all summer. 🤩

Thank you Abby, the flowers were a delight to see.

Every flower has to be a favorite. 😍

Thank you, it was a delightful outing to see so many beautiful flowers.

The Purple trees really make the landscape come alive. ♥

Lovely walk, Abby.

Beautiful park to enjoy the trees and sunset.

Well, at least we don't have to water all the gardens with the steady rain.

Thanks, everything is blooming so pretty now that the weather is nicer. I imagine your gardens are doing well too. Give my love to the orange cats. ♥

I know that! I check my plants all the time. lol

There are 7 deer that are regular visitors and growing every year with the new fawns. They really are not a huge problem, but at times in early spring they chomp down a lot of plants. I do have netting