Back home again in Indiana.

 What a ? weekend.  Words are hard to find,  Busy busy time.  Coffee on the patio and now it continues here in Carmel.  This morning a pileated woodpecker and hummingbird are the count with the wren's both female and male making music.  Put that on the "got it right" list of good things.  The checklist of the garden last night said all was well.  No need for watering and a few snapdragons got a little help in staying upright.  They have problems sometimes.  The Dot Com Daliah is showing color.  Woo, woo.  This morning is another session with Denise, the soft tissue girl and then it's a trip to church to make some sanctuary changes for the rest of the summer.  It will be simple with a few banners.  Time to veg out in the sanctuary.  

This garden picture has white swamp milkweed, then pink-flowered common milkweed, and then lots of dill plants ready for Monarch and Swallowtail butterfly babies.  I look every morning but I probably won't find them till August.  They flew off to Michigan.  

Last night I was busy at the ironing board with ironing a big box of fabric scraps flat,  most of them children's patterns.  They would look so cute cut into squares for baby quilts or bibs.  Sounds like a winter project perhaps.  Hard to part with scraps of fabric when it's so interesting.   This box of fabric is a gift from Kat.  

More garden pictures...Miss Dot Com is the first to open and it is barely open.  

I'm ready for the day.  Another day to be thankful for a restored body that enjoys the garden among other things.  
The morning sun shows this snapdragon at its best.  There are not many things that are more unusual than a snapdragon flower.  It's a wonderful example of HOW COULD THAT BE POSSIBLE.  

Kimmy continues to work on her flower garden.  Jared said they have made placement decisions for plants to be planted.  

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  1. NancyJune 29, 2021 at 5:51 AM

    Thank you for sharing your garden! It is SO beautiful! (And you are becoming quite the photographer! Woo Woo (as you often say!)

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  3. father brother (in law) uncleJune 29, 2021 at 7:05 AM

    I agree with Nancy. Now I can see for myself how beautiful your garden is. And it is truly beautiful. It is a great sign of how you learned to dance in the rain during these last months!

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