The violets, too many in number and kind to keep track of, peak up through the leaf litter.
The pilfered fern from across the byway survived its rescue.
My little Serviceberry tree blooms. I hope the recent thinning of the front section of the forest will let this little tree grow stronger.
It is the garden becoming that gets more of my attention than the wild forest. That is as it should be. The garden becoming needs more editing and organizing.
The wild forest will tend to itself. All I really plan for it is to make some paths and straighten up all the fallen branches and logs a bit. At least that is all I plan so far.
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At first glance, that fern looks like a female statue. Amazing. Love the tulips and frits in previous post. Very nice.
Looks like I have some woods walking to do. My Service or Sarvis trees as they are called by locals have not bloomed yet. Surely I have not missed them as I have two by my house. The two azaleas that I have left are in full bloom. One wilted from the heat today. Looks like a long hot summer! I also love the tulips in the previous post and the checked flower that looks like a tulip. I am going to have to get some of those.
The fern does have a feminine aspect now that I look.
Diane that white and red checkered flower in the previous post are Fritillaria meleagris.
Great looking Christopher. I always enjoy your pics of the growing beauty that you have.
Finally got rose garden edged & cleaned out. Now to mulch & boy am I tired.
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