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Signs of Spring #7!

Kareng @kareng (80243) • United States 29 Mar 25

Losing my phone sure did get me sidetracked on this thread I have been posting on. I'm going to get back on it! I think we have finally hit the mark on being there--in Spring here with no more cold snaps! With that being said,...

signs of spring

wisteria blooming

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Look what is blooming!

Kareng @kareng (80243) • United States 15 Mar 24

I first noticed this yesterday but did not have my phone in my pocket to snag a photo! The wisteria is blooming! Isn't it pretty? Yesterday just one or two blooms, but today there were almost ten! It was a nice surprise first...

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Today's Project: Digging Wisteria

Kareng @kareng (80243) • United States 11 Apr 22

I worked outside this afternoon while hubby mowed the grass. The other day we cut down brush and some small trees from around trees and around the cement slab out where the old barter/general store used to be years before. So I...

stella de oro day lilies

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Pecan Trees and Wisteria

Kareng @kareng (80243) • United States 17 Apr 21

Remember last year when I potted all the baby pecan trees and wisteria? Well I thought I lost them all over the winter with the hard freeze that lasted almost a week here in the south. I left them alone and just kept my fingers...

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Catching up Here!

Kareng @kareng (80243) • United States 26 May 20

I'm just working on notifications for a bit before I get my book out to read before bedtime. I missed posting yesterday but did a little reading and notifications. Hopefully, I'll catch up soon. Rain is still in forecast for...

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Today's Project: Potting Plants

Kareng @kareng (80243) • United States 24 May 20

I didn't get very much out of the ordinary done today. We had thunderstorms rolling in around 3 pm so that cut my time outdoors short. I took care of the garden, watering seedlings, feeding the chickens and dogs and of course,...

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My Red Ruffle Azaleas

Kareng @kareng (80243) • United States 27 Mar 20

I thought I would post a photo of my azaleas that are blooming to help brighten everyone up. We planted four azaleas several years ago with two each on each side of the steps leading to our front porch. There were two deep red...

red ruffle azaleas

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Nature's Beauty: Wisteria

Kareng @kareng (80243) • United States 23 Mar 20

I have always loved the beautiful things God gave us in nature. There are numerous things that are beautiful if we just take a moment to look at them. I have had an on and off battle with the man here for cutting down some...

muscadine vines

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A long table lunch with our friends

Judy Evans @JudyEv (382658) • Rockingham, Australia 10 Nov 19

Long table lunches are popular here and usually held in vineyards or orchards. We attended one today on our friends' property. They have sold their home and, in a couple of weeks, will be moving back to the city. They have gifted...

western australia

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That chore done for today...

Stacey @xstitcher (39079) • Petaluma, California 23 Sep 19

It's close to 90° outside, but I managed to cut the 12-gallon bucketful of overgrowth in the backyard. I would have gone out on the lawn to get the dandelions, but I noticed the wisteria was growing in abundance inside the...

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What a difference a week makes

Judy Evans @JudyEv (382658) • Rockingham, Australia 21 Oct 17

We travelled to our old home town again a few days ago and stayed with my sister. I featured her lovely wisteria in one of my recent posts but it looked very different today. A week and some strong winds have seen many of the...

western australia

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A wonderful wisteria

Judy Evans @JudyEv (382658) • Rockingham, Australia 14 Oct 17

In Western Australia, it seems it’s a good year for wisteria and this one is at my sister’s house. It is covered with blooms and has quite a strong perfume as you walk past it. Wikipedia tells me it is a genus of flowering...

flowering climber

western australia

perfumed plants

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