The tomatoes are blooming.
It will be four to five weeks,
if all goes well,
before I will pick our first ripe tomato.
if all goes well,
before I will pick our first ripe tomato.
Not a showy columbine.
One can only find it in the woods.
The highway department sprays the road ways.
The wild columbine and the bittersweet are almost gone.
It is a herb.
I don't harvest it.
I let it grow so I can pat its soft petals.
The poppies are still in bloom.
Baby bunny eats the petals when they fall.
6 comments:
How adorable.
You take such great photos.
Dear Becky,
Baby bunny is very helpful!
Sherry
I was visited by a baby bunny yesterday. Having no telephoto lens I was unable to capture it. When I 'oh so quietly' opened the door, she fled..
I have lamb's ears in abundance..I didn't know it was a herb.
It is very prolific once established, and even pops up in my lawn.
Not sure I've ever seen such a cute picture as the baby bunny eating the poppy leaf. Utterly adorable. I really enjoy your blog . . . you have a real presence.
Dear Sheila,
The telephoto lens has made it possible for me to take photos I never could get in the past. I do miss many great shots too!
My daughter reminds me sometimes it is enough to have "Seen" my grat photo!
I am still waiting for the Indigo Bunting to return....
I was outside without the camera!
The lambs ear can spread!
I used to use it in dried wreaths and it is an olde time wound dressing.
It is growing in my front pond area, not direct sunlight and really a bit too wet for it to take off and run wild.
Sherry
Hi Liza Lee Miller,
Glad you came by.
Life on my "corner" is always changing.
I like that!
Sherry
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