Growing Wild, Lights, and More Growing Wild

 

This will be my 3rd summer here, 

and for those that don't know,

I actually do walk abouts around

the yard almost every day. Even in 

the rain.

I have two Evening Primrose

wild bushes coming up.

Mind you, I am not a fan of

roses, a wild one, not so bad but 

they grow big and its hard to 

remove one once it has grown.

So, if I don't have takers on 

these two, they are out of here!

Morning glories are loving the 

rain, just waiting for them to 

get big enough to grab the 

springs to a baby bed and start 

the climb up.

Interesting, a Limestone wild petunia.

After getting the lights up, 

I have not been able to get anything 

else done. But, here is a shot

of the area from the deck.

Burn barrel will be gone and a burn

pit made. 

First, I will need to get all 

the sticks and limbs out of the

way, then cut back there and 

put the bricks out for the pit.

Course I need to pick up the 

old wood, and rebuild the area for 

stacking. The top of the tree that

came down in the ice storm took

out the stacker. Of course it did!

Need to pick up some more

outdoor chairs, I have an outdoor 

table to put out, maybe I will get it 

done by fall...

haha

Wild in the yard, 

Meadow Buttercups.

Shot of my plant the neighbor

gave me looking down on 

make make shift birdbath, 

iron stand and a big salad bowl,

Oh look, growing wild also, 

smack dab in the middle of the 

side yard, yarrow.

I have this fern growing

in two places in the yard.

 Also, new to the yard this yr.

Sensitive Fern, yes, growing

wild.

I also came upon a plant that when

I scanned it, it said it was Bee Balm.

And to think, I usually buy that stuff.

Here is hoping your weekend is great,

Pam