As is usual when there is a Monday holiday, I am a day off for the whole rest of the week. So, only time for a few shots today.
One of the few “blowers” that Mark has not picked and dispensed all over the yard already. I am saving a bunch of the seeds to spread over his parents’ lawn once they get moved. He needs a good supply of them right at home, don’t you think?
Because of the way we are situated in our valley, we really don’t see a lot of rainbows here, but we got a nice double one late last week.
A corner of my back shade garden
We came home from the family Memorial Day cookout through the state forest that runs along the top of Larry’s folks’ farm. These are wild azaleas and I was thrilled to see them.
Your place is looking pretty good. Nice pictures.
Love the photos.
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I have these mental pictures of poor Larry, who has to slam on the brakes and try to carefully back-up on the road to let you tumble out of the van to get that perfect shot ….. thanks for sharing them with us. They make my day!
Beautiful pictures! Love the rainbows!
Wild azaleas? I had no idea!!!
As usual, beautiful photos.
Double rainbow!
Did you make a wish?
B-E-A-TIFUL !!! love the rainbow shot!
Beautiful photos or your place!! That rainbow is spectacular!
Saving dandelion seed? I have some Lemon Balm for you!! :))
I feed my chickens the dandelions and they love them.
The pink azalea is very nice..such great color!! Wild flowers are the best!!
Gorgeous…I love the rainbow.
You have the most gorgeous yard!
I like the idea of saving the blowers for Mark’s yard. You’re a genius. All little boys need dandelions. :) He can have some of mine, too.
We had a double rainbow last Thursday night, too! Great shots, and I think your dandelion seed relocation program sounds perfect.
I love the fuzzy start of dandelions. As a kid, I could entertain myself for hours blowing the particles free. Oh who am I kidding – I can still entertain myself for hours doing that.