The Butterfly Garden
Most of my inspiration comes from the garden or other beautiful nature scenes.
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Sunday Slideshow-Butterflies in the Garden
Last year I didn’t plant a butterfly garden because I had just moved in to a new home. This year, thanks to a wonderful friend who gave me the seeds, I did plant one. The rewards are worth the time and effort. The realtor who sold me the house gave me a patio swing as welcoming gift. Now I can sit out in the evenings on the swing and watch the butterfly show. Hummingbirds and goldfinches are all over too but I’m not quick enough with my camera to catch them yet. Working on catching them with paintbrush instead. I hope you will be as refreshed as I have been watching the beautiful butterflies.
Some of the photos in the slideshow are from previous butterfly gardens. The old are mixed in with the new as seasons come and go.
Sunday Slideshow-Magnolias
The magnolias are blooming and the air is smelling sweet.
Easter Sunday Slideshow-Pink Dogwoods
I know it’s Easter when the pink dogwoods bloom.
Happy Easter!
Sunday Slideshow–Dogwoods
Weekend Inspiration–Nature Inspired Inventions
Fun and amazing inventions inspired by the humble gecko and other small creatures. Nature is so amazing and always a great source of inspiration and information. Its fascinating to me to see how inventors come up with their ideas.
Sunday Slideshow–Bradford Pear Blooms
The Bradford Pear trees reached their blooming peak this week. These shots were taken shortly before rain caused the petals to shower down like snow. Now the green leaves are appearing. I don’t know why they are called pear trees since they do not produce pears. They produce little berry-like things. Still they are beautiful trees with dark red fall foliage and a symmetrical shape. People tend to plant Bradford Pears in abundance around this part of Tennessee. They grow fast and always look nice with almost no pruning. If anyone knows why they are called pear trees, I’d love to know.
