The sun shone bright this morning
and although the temperature went very low last night it was nice and warm in the funny little greenhouse.
It's time now to transfer the sunflowers into the pots that I can plant along the front fence. I want lots of sunflowers this year but expect that I may lose a few to our resident squirrels.
After breakfast Simon followed me everywhere.
I find myself talking to him like he's a little human.
geesh!
"Howdy"
He enjoyed a second breakfast at the perennials while his little friend chowed down at the feeder.
There does not seem to be any activity in my newest bird houses yet. They both are attached to 8 ft. poles.
I placed them right near the little forest at the back where birds love to hang out
I hope a little bird, any bird, finds one charming enough to move in and start a family.
I'm not fussy.
I'll take anything.
Goodness, aren't they cute enough?
Here you see where we will have a small garden this summer. Small in comparison to some I've seen but big enough to keep a few families in veggies this summer. The robins spend much of the morning here digging for worms.
Lots of watering needed in the greenhouse with the help of my very handy rain barrel.
Oh, it looks like I have other help, too.
Do you see him in between the two dark pots? That's Simon being as nosey as all get out.
Yes, he walked right in and had a look-see today. Little weirdo!
Hope your day is a sunny one.
hugs, Deb
and although the temperature went very low last night it was nice and warm in the funny little greenhouse.
It's time now to transfer the sunflowers into the pots that I can plant along the front fence. I want lots of sunflowers this year but expect that I may lose a few to our resident squirrels.
Here's Red
enjoying some seeds right outside the door.
I find myself talking to him like he's a little human.
geesh!
"Howdy"
He enjoyed a second breakfast at the perennials while his little friend chowed down at the feeder.
There does not seem to be any activity in my newest bird houses yet. They both are attached to 8 ft. poles.
I placed them right near the little forest at the back where birds love to hang out
I hope a little bird, any bird, finds one charming enough to move in and start a family.
I'm not fussy.
I'll take anything.
Goodness, aren't they cute enough?
Here you see where we will have a small garden this summer. Small in comparison to some I've seen but big enough to keep a few families in veggies this summer. The robins spend much of the morning here digging for worms.
Lots of watering needed in the greenhouse with the help of my very handy rain barrel.
Oh, it looks like I have other help, too.
Do you see him in between the two dark pots? That's Simon being as nosey as all get out.
Yes, he walked right in and had a look-see today. Little weirdo!
Hope your day is a sunny one.
hugs, Deb