I love my early morning ritual with getting up – open up for the chickens – kisses and hugs, fresh seeds, greens and water – put the coffee on – empty the trash – pack the dishes from the night before – pour the coffee and my morning begins……
[one_half]My favourite morning spot on the back deck[/one_half]
[one_half_last]Everything is so green![/one_half_last]
I love sitting out on my deck in summer.The sun is way up there early in the morning and the birds and bees are busy gathering. Everything is so GREEN!! I love this! I take a walk between the veggies and fruit and see that all is good. The small damage from my little nasties are not punishable by death so they are allowed to stay. I see so many ladybirds that I won’t spray for aphids either. I will be gentle this season and share in my spoils!
[one_half]My Tea Tree Bush and Irises in the background[/one_half]
[one_half_last]My sunflowers are growing tall![/one_half_last]
[one_half]Rosemary as tall as me![/one_half]
[one_half_last]Festuca looking glam![/one_half_last]
[one_half]A stray tomato plant outside of the raised bed![/one_half]
[one_half_last]Delicious spinach…yum![/one_half_last]
[one_half]Ok, you can stay![/one_half]
[one_half_last]The local watering hole[/one_half_last]
[one_half]Taking a stop over on the local blommie![/one_half]
[one_half_last]Is this a hover fly?[/one_half_last]
Well, that was my morning today! I have plans to do absolutely nothing………
Happy gardening xxxx
9 replies on “Green November”
What a nice way of starting the day. In summer I, too, walk around the garden checking on what is happening before doing anything else. I do agree with you that it is important to take time to just look and enjoy. Christina
Nice! I can just imagine you there enjoying a great cup of coffee and the warm sunshine! It’s great to have a special spot to enjoy the garden in the morning.
Oh yes! And summer is nearly with us. Can’t wait!
a tiny arum lily?
You have a most interesting table. FaroutFlora in California plants succulents in that open centre bit.
Yes – I still have an arum lily hanging in there. Chrsitine also spotted it.
The table was re-designed by my hubby & I, you won’t believe that it was once white. In the centre bit is sweet basil and parsley! 🙂
Barbie, what is that growing next to the sunflower? In the 4th photo?
Oh – thats an arum lily that seems to have been left behind. Usually this dies down in summer, but I guess this get enough water to keep going.
My fav plans…just enjoying life!!
Absolutely – gardening is fun, but sometimes you just want to look 🙂