An abundance of Clematis
Today’s #OneGoodThing with Mama was our Clematis exploding with NINE beautiful blooms! What was your #OneGoodThing today? Please share in the comments! And remember, kindness is everything! Day 102 of […]
Picking out plants
Though we were nervous, we ventured into the world—and our first store in more than a year today. Mama and I went to an outdoor local nursery/farm in Sebastopol to […]
Surprise hidden tulips
Today’s #OneGoodThing with Mama was discovering these gorgeous purple tulips, which appeared in a dormant and discarded pot that was tucked away and forgotten in our backyard! What was your […]
The first peach blossoms
Today’s #OneGoodThing with Mama was discovering the first peach blossoms of the year on our little tree! What a welcome sign of spring! What was your #OneGoodThing today? Please share […]
First poppies of the year
These gorgeous California Poppies volunteered themselves right outside our front door. With the rest of the yard still dead and wintery, these flowers are a beautiful hopeful sign of spring! […]
Beautiful morning at the market
Today was probably my last trip to the farmer’s market until next year. I’ll miss my recent Saturday morning excursions, but our cherished Emerald Beaut pluot season is ending and […]
Angel’s Trumpet is back
Mama’s favorite flower, which once brought her to tears, has reappeared in our garden! This beautiful Angel’s Trumpet doesn’t seem to bloom often or last long in our garden, but […]
Beautiful zinnias from seeds
Fatigue hit me like a wall today, but I managed a walk through our backyard garden in the evening. There I discovered our pink and white zinnias in full bloom […]
A distanced visit and gorgeous flowers
After nearly five months of isolation, Mama and I had our first social outing today. We visited our friend and local artist Nina Bonos, who invited us to her garden […]
Sunflowers for the neighborhood
These gorgeous sunflowers volunteered themselves in our backyard. They actually started growing in a barrel designated for tomatoes, but these beauties took precedence. The stalks are at least 10-feet tall […]
