Peas, taller than I am, tipping the trellis over.
- This is our giant mock orange bush–at least 15-plus feet tall.
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Susan Daniels Poetry 
Nice… I didn’t get anything planted, sigh.
Ah, it is all planted, but it remains to be seen if we will be living at this address to harvest 🙂 Time will tell…
Beautiful! The poet in the gardener or the gardener in the poet collude and we have these beautiful images – light, sight, biology and nature meet! The shallow stream with the flat rocks – really nice!
Thanks–photographer I am not, but you get the idea…
Lovely evergreen, Susan : )
Thank you, Mari! Love that tree.
You are so lucky to live in a beautiful place like this. Wonderful. Yaz