SPRING TURNED INTO SUMMER IN WILSONVILLE
Spring finally turned into Summer in the City Wilsonville and the change has been a gradual one this year. My garden has had a slow start at least two to three weeks behind its normal schedule. Yet who knows what normal really is, it frequently changes its mind.
This Spring Daffodils came and went, tulips the same, the Peonies were so beautiful and lasted for such a short time, Roses Blooming and sending out their sweet perfumes and then planting time for any annuals I might add for the summer time.
This Spring Daffodils came and went, tulips the same, the Peonies were so beautiful and lasted for such a short time, Roses Blooming and sending out their sweet perfumes and then planting time for any annuals I might add for the summer time.
My tomatoes are growing like mad and beginning to bloom for a Summer harvest, the potatoes we planted are getting larger and my herbs are finally showing life.
The flower baskets I started from scratch are getting bigger and the blooms are beautiful. Some baskets are lagging behind for some unknown reason and I am waiting for them to catch up. Honeysuckle is sweet with fragrance and the hummingbirds are coming around.
The yellow canaries are here along with the grosbeak and nuthatch, eating away and singing their best songs for all to hear. Early mornings we listen to the Doves and their calls, a great way to begin the day, sipping strong coffee, smelling the fresh air and listening to the music of the birds. A great way to start my day.
The yellow canaries are here along with the grosbeak and nuthatch, eating away and singing their best songs for all to hear. Early mornings we listen to the Doves and their calls, a great way to begin the day, sipping strong coffee, smelling the fresh air and listening to the music of the birds. A great way to start my day.
Spring has finally turned to Summer in Wilsonville
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