Spring Things
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| Emerging... |
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| Deck plants |
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| Mischief basking |
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| Budding maples (Achoo!) |
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| Cherry blossoms, Tulips, n Azaleas at BBM's |
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| Color sprouting like magic! |
posted by Snaggle Tooth @ 12:23 AM
13 comments
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ESR is loaded with current local scenery, many made into strange n colorful altered images. Words describe some of SnaggleTooth's life n opinions. Most poems on ESR are spontaniously written into the editor. Enjoy the sights n whimsey.
Friday, May 03, 2013
About Me
- Name: Snaggle Tooth
- Location: Cape Cod MA, United States
Artist Alert! I create all kinds of things. Closet musician, song-writer, Story, NF writer, Book Designer, Poet, Painter, n Sculptor. Working another job tho. Long hair, fairly ancient. Where's the Dough? Maybe I'll get paid some instead of eating it. I'll get there one day soon, because I'm very determined n hard-working. Some one has to do it! As usual, I'll volunteer. Time n energy helps.
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13 Comments:
You grabbed all the colors with your altered photos and then some:)
I love Mischief's expression, Snaggle. Like she's saying, "Whatcha lookin' at?" :)
Isn't it wonderful to see the world in color again? And I love the scent of hyacinth!
Gran Annie, Looks like I found some bright creatures in those plant pics. Always a surprise in there- Thanks
Talon, She just saw her pic here, n agrees with me she looks happy. (eye blink for yes) She didn't get to go out today, but it was freezing again anyway. The hyacinth does smell so good! Well worth the $1.50-
So nice that you are getting flowers!
Lynn, They came out very fast, those first bloomers on Weds.
It never ceases to amaze me that you grow such fragrant flowers over the last few years, considering how bad your flowers allergy always was when I was a kid.
MB, I can tell the ones that choke me right away. Fuschias were killing me-
yesterday- No Zinnias, or Begonias here ever either.
The arrangements used to always get me. I learn one kind at a time- Not allergic to Lavender either!
I am so happy for spring.
And I like your bench with the bricks, must be nice to sit there.
I guess you have the wire around your pots to keep the critters out of your seedlings and such?
Did you have that hyacinth last year too? And it came back.
Nice, except for the maple allergies.
Bring on the lavendar!! And sleep near it for happy dreams.
xoxo
JanF, Spring is always worth the wait. It would all burst forth faster with the expected rain coming in a few days. We've been too dry for weeks- Still cool also.
No, last years Hyacinth was pink n the bulb is missing! Darn critters- The squirrels n opossum eat whatever isin't covered with wire. Need a new roll of chicken wire before the veggies come up-
I also use lavender oil for headaches.
It's great to see all the colours again after winter! Everything is looking green here. The only negative is that the grass needs cutting more!
llcoolJ, I've only mowed once there has been so little rain!
Oh those critters... Chicken wire such a great (and necessary) idea.
I might chicken wire my impatiens up by the top step. The deer can reach them. I actuallly thought of putting out a sign for the dear to read...
"Dear Deer. Please Eat No More Of These Flowers. Thanks." :)
We had a LOT of rain recently. Pelted all the dirt completely out of my smallest flower pot. Now I gotta clean up and refurbish my container garden. But that can wait a bit!! :)
xooxoxoxoxoxo
JanF, The squirrels n possum ate all my impatiens last year, so I'm prepared to protect them better by buying another taller roll. I'd moved the wire to the veggies, n it only took a day to lose my pretty thing. The caterpillars got the petunias too- Hate to use bug powder but will I guess- Your garden is many weeks ahead of mine... We've just begun here-
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