I liked them for their colour, and the fact that they are hardy and I couldn't kill them even if I tried.
I'm going to plant more flowers for Spring, so when I look up from the laptop I see a nice inspiring view. And it feels great to see something beautiful and know that you had something to do with its creation.
In terms of writing, I got an email from someone I respect asking to quote an article that I wrote in his next book. Now, that was just nice.
As a writer, it made me appreciate the fact that, long after I've written and published a piece, maybe even forgotten about, people still read it and find it useful.
7 comments:
Hi Damaria
I also love these flowers. Low maintenance but lots of
beauty and colour in the garden, not to mention all the
butterflies that can be seen amongst them.
Elsie
What a lovely rendering of the name Marigold. They are merri-golds aren't they, really jolly yellow and orange and full of life.
Bye for now
Corinna
@Corinna - thanks. I wish I could take credit for the rendering, but someone beat me to it.
@Corinna - thanks. I wish I could take credit for the rendering, but someone beat me to it.
Take care and enjoy your weekend!! T had garden service in today to totally clean up the garden, cut ivy, trim trees etc, looks better and he has had a vegetable patch created where he wants to plant veg, we truly enjoyed the spinach spell, was so nice to eat fresh fresh spinach with feta etc. Getting loads of soil and bulbs next week, also I want roses near the library window, will look nice.
Lynn
@Lynn-Your gardening project sounds fabulous. I know we enjoyed spinach last year and tomatoes this year too. Right now I’ve got beet root.
Pam
@Lynn-Your patch sounds great. I hope to start planting at the end of April/beginning of May too. love growng spinach; you never run out, because it grows back after you pick it.
I think piggies are waay out of question; don't they eat everything they can lay their mouths on including planted veges?
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