When we're away in the summer, our neighbor water my plants. I tell him that he is welcome to pick any herbs or edibles available in the garden that he might fancy. He did pick a lot of chilis one time but gave them to me when we arrived from vacation. So I whipped up a spicy spread of dinner and invited him and his family over.
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| I took this picture from our neighbor's side |
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| Here's my Picasso painting an artwork for his Daddy. Today is Father's Day. |
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| One picture is just not enough |
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| Ahhh...but I love my hydrangea which I planted as a cutting from my sister Jenny's plant which she planted from a cutting from a friends plant... |
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| Hydrangea and roses mingling |
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| a new bloom |
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| It looks like I take a picture of the nasturtiums every day. I cannot help myself, they are so beautiful! |
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| Hollyhock will not be ignored. The flowers are breath-taking! |
Hi. Found your blog via 1784. Beautiful blooms you have there. Hydrangeas are my wife's favorite cut flowers unfortunately they don't thrive in our climate and she has to settle for cutflowers from the uplands. -- Bom
ReplyDeletePlant Chaser I just noticed your comment today...sorry about that. Yeah, I love hydrangeas, esp. when they are blue. They are so hardy, they come back every year and when they bloom, they bloom hard. IN it's blooming season, I always have cut hydrangeas on my table. I have a lot of young hydrangeas in my yard now. When I finish with the cut flowers, I simply keep the stems in the water to root, then I plant them. At this time of the month, my remaining hydrangeas don't turn blue or pink any more. they are green. They are still a beauty. Hey, thanks for dropping by.
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