Miniature Irises in My Perennial Garden
Today is supposed to be a beautiful warm day and the weatherman says it's going to hit 54 degrees - woo hoo!! I'm thinkin' positive! Soon as this snow melts, we're outside. Still haven't finished the organizing that I said we were going to do. I'd better get crackin'...today, for sure, I'll accomplish something. What have I been up to?
Well, I spent almost the entire weekend on the computer! I'm really into this stuff and I am working on another blog. Not ready for prime time, yet, however. Also, I've completed six Squidoo lenses and am working on a few more!
Jack is going to leave me if I keep this up, though, I think. But this is all part of my search for that "niche" that I talked about a long time ago and if I'm not getting any younger! Gotta get my fifteen minutes of fame. So, hopefully he'll be patient a little longer.
I really am looking forward to getting out in the gardens, though. Two of my Squidoos are on gardening - one on lakescaping and one on rain gardens. It'll be so good to get out there and get our hands dirty, again.
There's nothing quite like seeing those wildflowers and grasses go from little tiny things in the spring to full grown a couple of months later. Plus the perennial garden in the front is my baby. My friend Diane shared dozens of her perennials with me and it's just beautiful now. Well, not this very minute, of course, because it's covered with snow - ha! But it will be!
By the way - if any of you get a wild hair to join Squidoo, would you please click the "create a lens" (or whatever it says) button from one of my lenses? That way, I'll get credit!!
O.K., I'm off to sort and organize. Well, I'll have a cup of coffee and read the paper, first, and THEN I'll sort and organize!
I have a hard time getting anything done too! lol But my time is mostly spent on graphics. hehe
ReplyDeleteYour garden is beautiful. I don't have a green thumb but I made a friend that is into it so I am hoping she will help me learn how to keep my yard pretty. :)