I’ve not posted on this blog for quite some time, but I think it will be good to be back here. Some of the inside flowers have been really lovely this winter.
This boy Tiglet (above) has moved inside and settled nicely with the existing inside kitties. He still goes outside when the weather is very nice, but he mostly stays inside. He has become fast friends with Cousin.
Most of the time….
The garden is in that late June state when things change every day.
This calendula self seeded from last year, and I am very glad to see it.
The strawberries are very tasty despite being small.
The feverfew is in full bloom. It is such a delicate looking bloom on such a hardy plant.
A recent visit to the river began with an overcast, rainy day and turned into a gorgeous afternoon.
Claribel has been getting up to quite a bit of mischief. Her cuteness is her best defense.
If you look carefully in the photo below, you will see that there is a box of cat treats on the shelf. That is what she is seeking in this moment, because if she knocks it off the shelf it will probably open for her to have access to the kitty treats.
The roses are really starting to look lovely. I think I will need to be watering soon, since it is really hot here.
Here is Minnie trying to get some tummy pets in the heat.
The peonies are just starting to open; they always make a lovely show.
The irises have been enchanting.
This lovely bush in the front is called False Indigo –and is brightening up the front bed.
The blooms are starting to come out. Thankfully, there has been some rain here and suddenly everything is starting to be green.
The kitties are taking full advantage of sun and snuggling.
I had a lovely visit in Florida and I got to go horseback riding. So here is a good view from the back of a horse. This idyllic park like area at my dad’s place includes a couple of swings hung from the trees –you can see them off to the right.
Here a lovely sunset with the mares in their pasture with cypress trees.
The tulips are up and many other things are poking their heads out. The peonies and hostas haven’t made an appearance yet.
Just to get a kitty into the images: here is Claribel and her very long tail.
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