In the back garden


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The forsythia are in riotous bloom.

The neighbors have a bush in their driveway.

I noticed how pretty our home looked as I walked home from the market

so I stopped to take a photograph.





Here in New England the weather is still rather chilly, however we have had a few

days warm enough to be in the back garden and enjoy the sunshine.




I have started a small herb garden in an old raised bed. 

It’s still too early in the season for planting many things but I have 

a few cold hardy herbs and some lettuces.

I am ever so anxious to start planting more but will have to wait another month or so till the danger of 

last frost is over. 

It seems as if there may be people starting gardens this year that have never gardened before.

It is an excellent activity to do with families right at home. 


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Comments

  1. Tom20/04/2020, 15:44

    ...I love your edits! We have had a chilly spring here too, but the means the the flowers are lasting for a long time. Take care.

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  2. Meditations in Motion20/04/2020, 19:20

    You live in a beautiful place. How cool to make art out of the photos!

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