It was a truly beautiful day here,with temperatures in the low 80’s with a soft breeze. I went on my normal Sunday walk,please come along and enjoy this down in the boondocks country.
Lovely clouds
Cows grazing and some of the mamas bellowing at their young for wondering to far,then a little mooing could be heard.
Country road that run in front of our farm
Farm lane also used by the deer ,which we have a plenty,
Rustic old fences and old hay ring
From woods to a field of corn
From berries on a cedar tree to the first yellow rose of spring..
To the amaryllis blooming to remind me of my Pop who gave me a bulb the last Christmas he was living. Now I have many bulbs in the flowerbed.
You would be most welcome to come in for a cold glass of sweet tea!!
Have a lovely week,Deb
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Love these pictures Deb, thanks for taking us along. However, I am still amazed by the fact that you actually have amaryllises growing in the ground!!!😮
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Glad you enjoyed them! Amaryllis bulbs do just fine here in the ground as we very rarely have temperatures below 18 degrees at night and hardly ever freezing temperatures all day in the winter. We have a tough time growing tulips though as they don’t like our warm winters.
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That was a lovely Easter Sunday walk, more so because we just had nasty old rain nearly all day 😦 so thank you for sharing it. I am also amazed that you have amaryllises growing outside, do you leave them in over winter 🙂
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Oh,I’m so happy to have put a little sun in your day. 🙂 yes, I leave the bulbs in the ground, they grow very good here in Ga. the ground in winter time never freezes very deep so the bulbs don’t freeze.
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We had a heavy frost last night and a friend in Landsberg in Germany told us today, it was snowing there, which is quite unusual, this time of year……oh I hope we miss that 🙂
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Hope to you do!
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Looks gorgeous!
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Thank you!
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Very delightful post and so lovely photos. I just wonder what plants there are in the second photo from the top. When we had a detached house on a countryside (1993 – 2012) with a small flower garden, my wife and I made:
Coffee corner,
Are You using cultivated wicker? It is easy to grow, but in winter, it is not beautiful.
Thank You for this great post. Matti.
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Thank you!! The wicker you are seeing is called pampas grass. It is very easy to grow and it is the prettiest in early fall when the plumes are a fluffy white above the green blades of grass. I looked up your lovely coffee corner. Would of been fun to sit there .
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Adore these photos Deb, a debt of gratitude is in order for taking us along. Be that as it may, I am as yet stunned by the way that you really have amaryllises developing in the ground!..
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And thank you for coming along!😄
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