The thing about both gardening and writing is that when doing them, one isn’t doing other things, like blogging.
A happy spring combination — perennial candytuft (Iberis sempervirens), flowering currant (Ribes sanguineum) and pasque flower or meadow anemone (Pulsatilla vulgaris)
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Thank God for gardening and writing, that’s all I can say. They keep me sane, anyway!
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Lovely spring flowers, Audrey. I’m still waiting for the rain to let up a bit so I can get outside. Your garden gives me hope that spring is on its way. 🙂
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Spring seems to be unfolding slowly this year, which is just fine with me. More time to get things done and appreciate every new bloom.
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It is slow this year! It will be a total pleasure when it finally arrives. 😀
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