Spring has returned. The Earth is like a child that knows poems. ~Rainer Maria Rilke
Sunday, April 18, 2010
While I was gone....
The Wisteria exploded over the back porch...
The new babies learned the Hokey Pokey...
And sweet little pupster, Cutter, found a new resting place in the garden.
Glad you made it home safely! The wisteria is so pretty. I've always been a little afraid to plant it; I hear it is quite aggressive. Did I tell you that I have a Corgi too? His name is Elvis. I must do a post about him soon; he will be jealous if he discovers I wrote about Kate.
My Mum had a beautiful arbor covered in wisteria but it won't grow in AZ-wonder if it would survive in the CO. mtns........ Been out of the blogging world, on a quilt retreat in CO. You should receive a box by Tuesday!
Glad you made it home safely! The wisteria is so pretty. I've always been a little afraid to plant it; I hear it is quite aggressive. Did I tell you that I have a Corgi too? His name is Elvis. I must do a post about him soon; he will be jealous if he discovers I wrote about Kate.
ReplyDeleteI can't get my Wisteria to bloom??? Very pretty!
ReplyDeleteYour pergola is spectacular! And the new pupster....sigh*****
ReplyDeletelove your chicks
ReplyDeleteMy Mum had a beautiful arbor covered in wisteria but it won't grow in AZ-wonder if it would survive in the CO. mtns........
ReplyDeleteBeen out of the blogging world, on a quilt retreat in CO.
You should receive a box by Tuesday!
Lovely photos - and the pupster - ever so sweet!
ReplyDeleteOoooo! I love Wisteria. I don't suppose it will grow in Northern Montana. I've never seen it here. I fell in love with it on trips to Italy.
ReplyDeleteSusan
What a delightful post.
ReplyDeleteThat Wisteria is gorgeous. How long ago planted?
LOL at the posing chickens. Adorable.
Such a happy pup!
Thanks for your kind comments on my blog. You are surely right . . . sometimes the hand of God is unmistakable.