No two gardens are the same. No two days are the same in one garden. ~Hugh Johnson
I am amazed at how quickly our garden changes. We are in it every day and every day is different from the one before. And it will be different, yet again, tomorrow. I wish more people would garden, whether flowers or veggies or both. There is a fascination and a wonder and a sense of God’s presence in a garden.
This morning, the plants were covered with dew. So pretty! The camera just doesn’t capture that well enough, but I tried. Maybe it’s one of those “you had to be there” times.
The ‘Forest Pansy’ redbud tree was beautiful with the sun shining on the leaves.
Columbine…dripping with dew…
Peony ‘Little Medicine Man’…isn’t that the prettiest shade of pink?
The spirea ‘Gold Flame’ was covered with dew…so pretty!
The peony ‘Flame’ is in full bloom.
The garden is looking lush and full. And there are so many more flowers to come…makes me wonder where they will fit.
Just north of the fenced garden, the snowball bush is heavy with bloom.
Hosta ‘Gold Standard’ gets a moment in the spotlight.
Plenty of water in the birdbath following the rains we’ve had.
The kitties like to use the birdbaths for drinks, but they also like the little pump fountain, as Oreo demonstrates.
The morning light gave a glow to the seedpods of the Honesty plant.
Every corner of the garden seems to have its share of beautiful blooms.
And tomorrow, when I visit the garden, it will be changed again. New flowers, colorful foliage, butterflies and birds, all bearing witness to the wonder of God’s creation. “For since the creation of the world God’s invisible qualities—His eternal power and divine nature—have been clearly seen, being understood from what has been made, so that men are without excuse.” Romans 1:20
If you’re nearby, please stop by and enjoy our garden.
~~Rhonda
