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| Indian Hawthorne on one side of house Really, it's as tall as I am, but I don't want to cut it. I love the messy, overgrown look! |
Today's post is going to consist of mostly pictures, because, well, there's only so much to say about one's yard, or springtime, or how much of the work I didn't do. So I'll spare you the verbage, or at least some of it. The photos are pretty cool, though, so here's a look.
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| Lady Banks rose that someone ran over last year. Still going strong, but I really expected it to die after a son (who will remain nameless) squashed it to the ground last summer. It looks good and there are new shoots coming from the roots. So, maybe......... |
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| An oak in the front yard putting on it's new green leaves |
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| Ornamental pear--flowers are finished; greening up |
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| This pyracantha bush is the one that had all the berries last fall. The next photo is the one I took and posted in Nov., I think. |
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| Pyracantha berries last fall. Note that they are all gone now. The birds wait to eat these last , but I guess they finally decided to dig in, because there is noting left of the berries on the pic from today. |
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