Coming Soon to a Garden Near You

Mark just bought me a new computer and I'm still learning how to use it. These are some shots we took last spring at the Missouri Botanical Garden.

Even if I knew the world was going to pieces tomorrow, I would still plant my apple tree. Martin Luther King

NIU

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Thursday Vase

Ike

Cousins

Lucy and Emily (Mark & Vicky's girls) with Betsy. I love this shot. They are, each and every one, beautiful.

Moving Pictures

Wednesday Tulips

Signs of Spring

It may be 9 degrees out there, but look what's happening--the sedum, larkspur, and hellebores know what to do.

Another Sign of Spring

Muddy pawprints by G and Lilla.

Saturday Tulips

I love tulips all the way until they are gone, gone. Some flowers need to be composted the minute they pass prime, but tulips age really well.

Blogger Alert!

Rachel has posted new Betsy pictures on her blog! There she is in her great-grandma's crib. I meant to ask mama if granddaddy built that crib. He was Betsy's great-great grandfather.
http://rachljones.blogspot.com/

Won't Be Long

Right now the garden is soggy and brown, so I've been looking at past garden pictures to remind myself of what it's going to look like again. This was taken in April 06.

Tuesday

Lots of rain last night to add to the melting snow. Everything is drenched. I bet the daffodil bulbs are so happy!

Frozen Fog

This was so pretty yesterday. Today is still foggy, but warmer. I even got to sit on the back porch for a few minutes this morning. Spring's coming!

Tulip Season

I am trying to learn how to upload our little video of Betsy, but so far haven't been able to get it to post. I'll keep working on it. In the meantime, you can find wonderful tulips now!

Big Snow

Betsy is still the biggest story here, but we do have a lot of snow.

Love these shots of Judson and Rachel with Betsy.

She has a lot of people who love her. We just couldn't stop staring.