It's July 5th
and we are finally starting to see
some warm days ahead.
No signs of global warming here.
We're anxious for the hot days of summer!
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| Have been pulling weeds for days and now I'm fighting off the first signs of poison ivy. Have been so careful and yet I have it -- little itchy spots popping up. Ugh. |
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| The mulberry trees are loaded with berries so I need to get out there soon to gather some for a pie or some tarts this week. |
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| The birds are busy gorging themselves with the chubby berries. |
Hoping your days are warm
but not too warm this weekend!
Have a great one.
~ A :)
What a beautiful post!
ReplyDeleteMarina from Spain
Your yard/grounds are beautiful - (and I can identify with the poison ivy)!
ReplyDeleteIt's been SO wet it was nearly impossible to mow or weed. The weeds had grown...well, like WEEDS...and I took advantage of any break in the rain to go tug at them (they came out easily; I just couldn't keep up).
I think we still have rain in our forecast through Sunday. At least "pop up showers", as the have taken to calling them here.
Allsion, beautiful grounds. I always enjoy coming by.
ReplyDeleteHi Alison, so beautiful. I love how green and lush it is...hope you had a wonderful July 4th. Its good to be back in blogland catching up!
ReplyDeleteAlison, it's definitely summer here. Wish my garden looked as fresh as yous, but it is showing signs of distress. Not as hot a summer as recent summers, and for that we are most thankful. Enjoy your days in this beautiful garden. ~ Sarah @ Hyacinths for the Soul
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous yard! The flowers are breathtaking! Hope you are enjoying a wonderful weekend, Alison!
ReplyDeleteMy goodness!!! It is looking absolutely beautiful at your place. I can almost hear the song birds singing in the background. You have done a wonderful job with all your landscaping and garden work. xo Diana
ReplyDeleteHello! Your property looks wonderful and lush! Hope your poison ivy clears out fast and you can enjoy the warm days ahead... We have been practicaly eating every meal on our terrace since 2 weeks ago and loving it(:
ReplyDeleteHugs z
How pretty! I enjoyed seeing your yard. I don't think I've ever seen a mulberry tree before!
ReplyDeleteLovely urn, too!
xo,
RJ
Lovely grounds and flowers. Most especially those mulberries, used to love picking them as a kid and eating them in a bowl full of sugar! At the Lake enjoying a late sunset tonight. Hope you had a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful yard! It has rained here everyday for two weeks. Our grass is really green but too wet to mow.
ReplyDeletexx,
Sherry
Your yard is absolutely beautiful and I can relate to the poison ivy as well!Hope you are feeling better!
ReplyDeleteErin at Piers and Chandeliers
Alison,
ReplyDeleteYour garden looks wonderful and I love the color of the rose in this final image as well as the geraniums.
Karen