 We have surely hit that part of the year when so much is happening in the yard and garden that it is overwhelming. I saw these speckled violets at the Ogden Botanical Gardens.
 We have surely hit that part of the year when so much is happening in the yard and garden that it is overwhelming. I saw these speckled violets at the Ogden Botanical Gardens. Here is some quince that is blooming in our yard. It must be a plant that is 'planted' by birds, because there is some growing at a few random spots around the yard. Quince fruit can be used
 Here is some quince that is blooming in our yard. It must be a plant that is 'planted' by birds, because there is some growing at a few random spots around the yard. Quince fruit can be used as a source of pectin for jam and jelly-making. I ought to figure out how to do that someday, pectin is expensive!
 as a source of pectin for jam and jelly-making. I ought to figure out how to do that someday, pectin is expensive! This last photo is of a mini columbine in my spring garden bed. It is a lovely, delicate pink and white that I am afraid the photo does not do justice.
 This last photo is of a mini columbine in my spring garden bed. It is a lovely, delicate pink and white that I am afraid the photo does not do justice. Happy GTS!
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3 comments:
Nice plants. For some reason, I thought quince was a tree. Learn something new every day! Happy GTS,
Aiyana
What a fabulous garden!! Another beautiful day here! hope yours is wonderful!!
blessings,
kari & kijsa
I love the speckled violets. How unusual. Happy GTS!
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