Images in this entry were made on May 2.
The patio looks pretty blah right now. The planters and flower beds are filled with lonely dirt.
A holdover from last year. The little green sprout is a sign the weather is nearing "growing mode."
This pot was overflowing with flowers last year. I asked Brad more than once what kind of flowers they were, but I kept forgetting what he said. I did make some of my favorite patio images here - close up shots, mostly.
It will be interesting to see what Brad plants in these pots this year. Right now, they remind me of my checking account.
What would you do if this was your flower bed? Veggies? Spices? Or lots of COLOR!?
As I shot today, Robert gave me a little grief from the safety of the kitchen. Robert and his wife Onnalee have managed this building for over 20 years. Every month, Onnalee publishes the
Rose Review, a newsletter for our "vertical community" as she calls it.
The patio looks pretty blah right now. The planters and flower beds are filled with lonely dirt.
A holdover from last year. The little green sprout is a sign the weather is nearing "growing mode."
This pot was overflowing with flowers last year. I asked Brad more than once what kind of flowers they were, but I kept forgetting what he said. I did make some of my favorite patio images here - close up shots, mostly.
It will be interesting to see what Brad plants in these pots this year. Right now, they remind me of my checking account.
What would you do if this was your flower bed? Veggies? Spices? Or lots of COLOR!?
As I shot today, Robert gave me a little grief from the safety of the kitchen. Robert and his wife Onnalee have managed this building for over 20 years. Every month, Onnalee publishes the Rose Review, a newsletter for our "vertical community" as she calls it.
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