Friday, April 16, 2010
Spring Bugs
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About Me
- Redbush
- I live on an acreage with my husband, and two dogs, a shepherd, and a wire-haired fox terrier. My shepherd has been a show dog, and I enjoy taking him to various obedience competitions. I have always enjoyed the wilderness, so, I am constantly taking photos to be used as references for mostly landscape artworks done in oils, acrylics, and watercolours. Usually my artworks are displayed and entered for sale in a couple of different shows a year, and I have done commissions for customers. I have always had a love for animals, especially dogs, and horses.
Will I Pass?
Bonzi, when he was 2 months old
10 comments:
I expect the crocus bulbs were as tasty as the flowers look! Thanks for visiting napple notes today. :)
When my crocuses disappeared it was quite clear it was mice. Then there were the caladiums, which when I dug them up for the winter were stems with no corms left.... I'm tired of feeding the mice expensive treats.
Mary Anne in Kentucky
Sorry to hear you are sick - hope it's gone soon!
Love the crocus picture - sad about them disappearing. Mice, perhaps?
Sharp looking picture.
And I hope you get over the bug soon.
I kind of liked the feel to the photo, too, Jinksy. Although I didn't taste any, it might a new experience for the future! Thanks for stopping!
I hear ya, Mary Anne! Some of my colleagues told me that it was pretty well fool proof to grow these, but, then they also told me that getting irises to bloom was just as easy! They were wrong! We have enough mice around here too. I haven't tried digging any up to see what the symtoms are.
Once again, Bag Lady, I wish I had your green thumb, or at least my mom's. Mom could grow anything in a piece of solid gumbo! Too bad iI didn't inherit that trait. Thanks for stopping!
Thanks, David! It's a good thing I took the picture when I did because the flowers don't last more than a few days.
The sweetest things in life are so fleeting.
Thanks, David! I could spend hours out in the wild just looking for new types of flowers. Wild flowers are so much more interesting than the ones I attempt to grow myself.
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