Today is the day that Dirac the Young Cat got to know the garden. He was cautious and excited at the same time.
Being with him was a nice break from my frantic sowing and transplanting veggies into their beds. There's about a week left for all that needs to be in the ground to get into the ground. Gazing at flowers also soothes me. Floribunda roses, that is, roses which grow in clusters, are flourishing.
Blue hardy geraniums are just beginning to bloom.
À la prochaine!
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| He greeted the weigela |
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| He sniffed the lavender |
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| He sought shade under the peonies |
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| He chomped on plants (see the little snail on the blade of grass in front of his right ear?) |
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| He spied an insect buzzing around the sage |
Being with him was a nice break from my frantic sowing and transplanting veggies into their beds. There's about a week left for all that needs to be in the ground to get into the ground. Gazing at flowers also soothes me. Floribunda roses, that is, roses which grow in clusters, are flourishing.
Blue hardy geraniums are just beginning to bloom.
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