In the summer our family would walk by a beautiful Garden Spider and her web. As the months went by we watched the procedure of the life of this spider, from finding a mate to laying an egg sac, and the protection she gave to the sac until her dimise this past winter. This is what the egg sac looks like today. I can't wait to see if baby spiders emerge from it later this spring.
Garden Spider Nest |
We have many different plants and shrubs planted along a walk way that is cut around the yard. The walk way is kept cut short all summer long and occassionally we will cut paths through the field (10,000 x 10,000 area) so the kids, cats and dogs can cut through without any problems. This is the wild flower field we let grow long and tall, it is beauitful during the summer months, attracting all kinds of birds and butterfiles. Along the cut walkway there have been small gardens put in, some in the corner of the property and some along the edges, these are some of the spring bulbs planted in the gardens and are currently coming up.
back corner garden |
The back corner garden is reserved for burying our loved pets. Chloe and Magie are laid to rest here. It is our tribute to our loved pets of the past.
This Daff was so lovely I decided to use it as my Blog Header today!
Daffs in back garden |
This is what the skies looked liked about 1pm today. There has been the threat of rain &/or hail today. So far we haven't been rained on here, but I did get caught in a hail storm while running for groceries today in town.
Another View of the Sky and farm across the creek from us. This is where Jaco lives. |
LugWort - Ugly name - beautiful spring plant!
It has varigated leaves that become quite a bit darker during the summer months.
What walk in the yard wouldn't be complete without an English Shepherd staring at you!
This is Lily and we think she is beautiful.
Another beautiful spring flower, these are usually one of the first of the Perennials to come out each spring. I have them planted straight back garden from the house. You can see them when I look out the
kitchen window.
Well that certainly was a great walk around, thanks for dropping by.
Yummy! |
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