Project 365 #107 May Day

The perfect day to show off how your garden was growing, May 1st, of course.

Wordless Wednesday #1-Gaia Remembered

Hey, another bandwagon to jump on, as this is my First Wordless Wednesday.



Mother Nature/Gaia came through last night, the day started out rainy and stormy, as it should have been and ended with this beauty of a sunset, also probably how it should have been.



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Project 365 #102-Flower Flurries

As you can see, the Pesky Tree does not tend to allow the flower to stay long. But this kind of flurry I can handle.

Project 365 #101-Pesky Tree

As I have said before, this tree is a pain in the neck. It is a haven for birds and the leaves make a mess, etc, etc. But, in April, this tree does its sucking up by making pretty pink flowers.

Project 365 #98-Garden Update

I mentioned way back how we had done some actual landscaping out front in our little yard. Well here is an update with all the stepping stones. At least how it was in late April.

Project 365 #97-Tree

I don't have any idea what kind of tree this is. It is beautiful for a few days a year and a pain in the neck the rest of the time. This is one of those beautiful times.

Project 365 #95 Daffodil

You know I actually had to think about what this damn flower was called. I guess I am not Mr Green Jeans. Anyway, this is a daffodil that made it through the ice storms in April, or maybe May. No April

Project 365 #80-Stream

I actually love the way that the water seems to flow out of the leaves like it is on some sort of Rachel Ray swirl of Evoo. I promise, thats the last RR reference for the week.

Project 365 #76-Sprucin Up

Impatients (?) and Phlox, plus the neat little dragonfly stepping stones. The chairs soon followed.

Project 365 #75 Weeding

Or at least this is weeding as defined by our Apartment Management Company. Swell.

Project 365 #71-Buds

The first real true sign of spring, taken in March, 2006.

Project 365 #55-Sapling?

Or is it called Firling? Maybe Evergreenling? I don't know, its a baby tree.