Ankle wrapped, hair uncombed, iced latte in hand. I'm outta here. The garden waits.
The sun's shining, the birds chirping and my neighbor is already running her lawnmower at 8:00am.
The cat and dog are hard at work weeding and watering.
Over planted? Don't be silly.
Such an over used word in our garden.
Hope your Sunday is a beautiful and humidity free as ours.
There is no such thing as over planting. My Sunday and my hair are the same as yours. I'm out the door. Enjoy!
ReplyDeletehi jane!!!!
ReplyDeletei'm on a sketchy hotel internet so i don't know if this will go through. omg, my garden is so overplanted and needs my attention right now. so what am i doing at the beach?! i hope your injury is healing nicely and all is well. much love, janet
Same sort of day here, 50 miles to the south of you. Customers arriving in a hour or so, so I must look a bit more presentable than I usually do when I'm in the garden. Friday's rain has loosened the weeds, and it's going to be a delight to work outside today.
ReplyDeleteI combed my hair this morning and am now feeling very pedestrian, very impulse-free. I shall call you in future to see what the right thing to do is.
ReplyDeleteIs that Bear's Britches? they are gorgeous - whatever they are. Hair, schmair ... who cares. Hope the ankle is getting better. The garden looks great!
ReplyDeleteYou sound like you're feeling better.
ReplyDeleteBut there's something about a dog weeding that always makes me feel uneasy......
Oh I don't think you can ever over plant. I only wish my garden looked so full and lush. Enjoy your day. Bonnie
ReplyDeleteJust getting caught up but I still can't tell what happened to sprain the ankle.
ReplyDeleteI would be up at 8:00 but there's something sacred about the morning peace and quiet. A lawnmower is a little much at that time.
I love a garden in June...and is there such a thing as over planted? I don't like to think so...I think it looks beautiful!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! Your neighbour is very fortunate to live next to you- it would have been a messy Sunday if they lived next to me! x
ReplyDeleteThe athyrium looks great planted with the acanthus.
ReplyDeleteLove the overflowing planting. Its a good selection for cut flower material.
Paul
That IS acanthus I see. The same plant that I planted from a going-out-of-business sale one year, forgot, and ripped it out thinking it was a weed the next. At a proud 1-inch tall, it is trying a comeback this year. Says something about the quality of my weeding.
ReplyDelete-Ray