The fall sale has started!
The list is located here.
Fall Sale!
August 18th, 2011Fall Sale Coming Soon!
July 28th, 2011I am working on the 2011 Fall sale list. This list features around thirty daylilies at reduced prices (with a small minimum). If you’re on the mailing list or e-mail list you will get a flyer/notice in the near future (if you’re, not, maybe you want to be?).
Most of the sale daylilies will be different from the sale daylilies from the past two years. I’m trying to get a good mix ~ out of the options I have. It’s turning out to be pretty heavy on the pink and purple, though!
~ posted by Tina
Yard Sale!
June 29th, 2011We’ll be having a yard sale and estate sale here:
- Friday, July 1
- Sunday, July 3
- Monday, July 4, 2011
Antique/Vintage/Collectible: lamps, clocks, Depression Glass, Carnival Glass, Fire King (including jadite), other glassware, linens, costume jewelry, records, and more.
Also, a 1988 Gibson Country Gentleman guitar. Wine-red. Bigsby vibrato tail piece. Never been played. Excellent condition.
Regular yard sale items too: books, clothing, linens, fabric, and more.
And the Season Progresses
June 29th, 2011
Taken sometime after June 21st.
Another view of the same.
After the last pictures but before June 27th.
Taken June 27th.
That looks like full bloom to me!
~ Posted by Tina
Early in the Daylily Season: Progressive Pictures of the Patch
June 22nd, 2011Progressive pictures of the patch.
June 9, 2011
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June 15, 2011
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June 21, 2011
Serviceberry in spring
May 8th, 2011
Serviceberry 'Princess Diana'
I planted this in my Woodland Garden. I chose this variety because it was supposed to have large, sweet fruits. It does but I rarely get any before the catbirds get them.
~ Anita
Wish I Could Share . . .
March 29th, 2011The fragrance
Hyacinth
And the sound
A beautiful creek
Signs of Spring
March 22nd, 2011
Primroses
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Primrose
It Once Was Spring
February 9th, 2011And soon will be again! I am looking forward to it.
Snowdrops, pictured below, will be among the first to bloom.
Snowdrops
~ Posted by Tina
Grayson Highlands State Park
October 13th, 2010
Looks like crinkled paper!
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Can you guess which side of the tree is facing south and which is facing north?
The winter weather can be quite harsh up there.
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It’s the center hump (at least we think that’s it!). Doesn’t look like much, does it? It is, however, 5729 ft at the highest point. It’s just that everything around it is close to that so there is no contrast! I was probably pretty high up where I took the pictures.
Learn more about the park:
Friends of Grayson Highlands State Park
