June 1: The hydrangeas are blooming and they are huge! This is about the size of two softballs. 
June 2: Ice cream sundaes at biblestudy tonight. 
June 3: I won tickets to Mosley Street Melodrama, so Janel & I used them to see...
"High School Melodrama".
June 4: I finally got to eat at Bonefish Grill. A group got together to celebrate Amanda N's birthday. It was a fun evening.
June 5: I finally made it to the farmer's market. I always have to hold myself back from buying too many of the wonderful vegetables.
June 6: I spent some time this weekend working on the yard. I am very pleased with how the plants are growing - which has nothing to do with any talent on my part. Looking at the plants closely, I am amazed at what a wonderful, imaginative Creator we have.The lavender is starting to bloom.
Some of the hostas are blooming.
The feather grasses are feathering.
Baby black-eyed susans are making an appearance,
Purple bell flowers are ringing,
And my first hollyhock blooms have opened!
Some of the hostas are blooming.
The feather grasses are feathering.
Baby black-eyed susans are making an appearance,
Purple bell flowers are ringing,
And my first hollyhock blooms have opened!
After three springs of work, I am excited to see the backyard flowerbeds growing so well & blooming so fervently.
2 comments:
Wow. Your flowers look great! I love the hollyhocks. I'm starting to see the rewards this year of years of work also.
I need to go to your farmer's market. Mine didn't have many veggies.
Thanks! I need to come by & see your handy work. More hollyhocks blooms opened up later in the day. It is exciting to see things taking shape.
21st & Ridge at the Sedgwick County Extension Center. They always have a great selection. I try to get there before 8 AM to beat the crowd & get the most options.
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