Grass? Who needs it? If a person lives in a city or town, then, yes, grass may be necessary due to covenants or ordinances or other rules. But my country lawn is full of stuff! Above is a photo of clover. Below are daisies. Even further below is a photo of our brilliant lilac. It has finished blooming for the season, but it's worth the space on this blog.
Garden Lady Linda's blog describes gardening in Minnesota. She is a Minnesota gardener and author, who advocates organic methods and healthy eating. She is the author of Grow It. Eat It., a gardening book with recipes and winner of a Ben Franklin Award. Her latest book is A Year in My Garden.
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Tuesday, June 25, 2019
Wednesday, June 5, 2019
Lilac and Hawthorn
Yesterday's rain and wind have bent the old-fashioned lilacs, but they perfume the air. The wild hawthorn looks spectacular this year. The apples bore heavily last year and the winter and late frosts have stressed them, so I didn't seen any blossoms this year. Yet the bees are feasting on the hawthorn's flowers. Wild strawberries grow robustly (along with a few weeds, in the foreground of this photo).




