I had a nice visit yesterday morning with a cousin. I had offered her some fabric and she is going to teach a 2 week sewing camp for young people. The students are bringing fabric for their main project and she will supply the fabric for some fun extra projects.
After she left I baked a batch of cookies with dough I had made the night before. They are going with family that is travelling out of state. I delivered the cookies to them and then did grocery shopping on the way home.
This Peony is behind a tomato plant in a pot, and is nested under the leaves of a volunteer Redbud tree. I cut a bouquet which I leave in a vase in my garage overnight. It shouldn't have any ants on it by the time I bring it in today.
Late in the afternoon I was in the basement doing laundry and while down there I went through about 2/3 of my Philip Jacobs florals and pulled some more for the multi-size blocks. I still have 2 stacks to go through.
I checked on this Columbine in the back garden about a week ago and thought maybe it had been nipped by frost. It is looking good now though. I forgot to check on my Bleeding Heart plant so I need to do that today.
It was supposed to go down to 45 last night and I think it will be close to 50 tonight. We will be back in the 80s next week and the tomato plants will love that.
2 comments:
How lovely of you to bake cookie for your family’s travel….nothing better than homemade cookies 😋. I’m glad your columbine made it through the frost. Our yellow magnolia tree lost all its flowers & leaves to our freeze, but I was happy to see it has leafed out again so we won’t lose the tree.
The furnace kicked on this morning!
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