...How does your garden grow?With skinned knuckles, a ton of potting mix, dirty fingernails, a spiritual connection to the master gardeners of my matriarchal line, and lots of beautiful living things.

Before

After

Bougainvillaea, phlox, marigolds, petunias, and ranunculus. I think our lemon tree hasn't quite given up yet - there is new growth!!
Close-up on ranunculus, a flower whose name does not capture its charm.
Broom, marigolds, and blue ground-cover-thing-whose-name-I-already-forgot.
I am not known for my gardening skills (matriarchal line notwithstanding), so this is a bold act of courage. At the very least, it's pretty. And so comes Spring!
2 comments:
How pretty!! I planted a few of my own outside, we'll see how long they last this year...(fingers crossed!)
So beautiful, good job!-Jamie
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