on a sunny day.
Lola and Clyde spend more and more time with us and away from the pond.
I have re-discovered Zinnia "Country Fair".
Sandhill Cranes have joined our menagerie.
Guests have left.
Mother duck is teaching all eight ducklings how to dive for food.
Even a few little flowers make a statement.
What are you up to these days?
Gina
http://betweennapsontheporch.net/
So incredibly beautiful, and perhaps even more importantly...peaceful. Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteHello Ian's Girl. How nice of you to stop by and leave such a lovely compliment.
DeleteGina can I ask what variety of grapes you have planted? Your garden is so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteHi Bonnie, Our grapes are Interlaken grapes. We also have a Himrod. The Interlaken grape is the most fabulous grape. Grapes are sweet and delicious. Perfect for eating and juicing. We had a severe frost hit them this past Spring but they recovered and gave us a good crop anyway. You can buy Interlaken grape plants on line.
DeleteAlways so inspiring, Gina! I am trying to decide on a paint color for the master bedroom. Love lots of color but terrible at choosing paint.
ReplyDeleteHi Janet, How do you feel about a light lavender-greyish color for your bedroom? It is soothing yet has a little excitement built within.
DeleteBeautiful blog and photos! Loved seeing you and Gene....your ceramics and garden and hospitality are always inspiring! Thank you! XO
ReplyDeleteDear Diane, It was wonderful to see you. If not in New York, Palm Springs or Paris you are in Santa Fe or other interesting places of the world. So it was especially nice to see you here in little ole Spring City.
DeleteWe are looking forward to seeing your new home on the Ranch. It looks spectacular from the road.