I found some greenery that will be daylilies one of these days,
and the butterfly bush that holds the promise of blossoms and the butterflies of summer.
And then we have the photo that shows weeding in my future.
Have a great weekend!
Linking to Weekly Photo Challenge–Future Tense
laughing at the last one! that’s what i grow best, too!
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I think I’ll just plant weeds in the future, Theresa. Only my weeds compete with each other, what wins one year gets beaten out by something else the next.
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Great entry. When I saw the topic I couldn’t think of a thing.
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Thanks, TBM. I usually do six-word Friday but was stumped for six words! I was glad this challenge popped up in a timely manner!
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Nice weed garden! In the spirit of friendship, I’ll be sending some of mine over so you can expand. Thank me later.
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Share and share alike, Al. I can’t let you go home empty-handed. Your generosity will most certainly be rewarded in kind.
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Great interpretation of “future tense!” The gears in my brain just came to a screeching halt when I read that prompt. I love what you came up with.
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Thanks, Trisha. When I first saw “Future Tense” my mind wandered toward Sci-Fi, and that was a total loss. I was stumped on Adrienne’s Six Word Friday, too! But after reading the whole post from the Daily Post, I headed for the backyard.
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Great interpretation patti! 🙂 Creative one!
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Thanks, Arindam! 🙂
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It is nice to see a butterfly bush starting to come back to life!
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It was already starting to come back before we did the late winter cut-back, Pix It’s hard to cut something that has green leaves forming, but it wouldn’t be pretty later on if left as it was.
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Lots of promise showing in your garden…you are right about the weeds!
Just read in your “about” section that your 7th grandchild is almost due. What an exciting time this must be for you all. I know our children were always so excited to meet their newest sibling – and so were we!
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The due date has been changed from April 30 to the 22nd, and now the 9th. We don’t know when to expect this little one, but it won’t be long, Pieces of Sunshine. 🙂
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A big Amen! to that third photo Patti. 🙂
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I think weeds should be added to that quote about the certainty of death and taxes, Elizabeth.
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Why didn’t I think of this before? I’m such a lousy gardener, I should just point to the frozen clods of dirt that make up my garden right now, and brag about how wonderful they WILL be. Brilliant!
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Well, there ya go, Peg. Glad I could help!
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I’m sure they will be perfect daylillies. I hope to have a graden someday in my own home – I just find nature so promising and hopeful.
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Thanks, eagertraveller. I enjoy having a butterfly garden, but it can be a lot of work sometimes. I lose track of time when working out there, though.
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Wow! Having a butterfly garden must be so stress relieving and inspiring. I know what you mean – it seems time flies when we’re doing what we’re passionate about.
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It’s for sure that the weeds aren’t in future tense. My garden didn’t barely grow any tomatoes or anything else last year, but it sure grew a bumper crop of weeds over the winter – wall to wall weeds in fact. I’m really thinking of giving up the garden for this year.
Nancy
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At least you know you have good soil, Nancy! 😉
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I’m very envious that you live where the climate is warmer than New Jersey! I think I have at least another month before I will see my daylilies that big! They are just peeking out of the ground right now. Thank you for sharing. 🙂
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I hadn’t been paying much attention to them, mithriluna. I was surprised to see them as big as they are. Our weather has been so crazy. We had snow flurries and below-freezing temps again last night.
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Your post reminds me that I need to cut back our butterfly bush too, or it will be taller than the house! And I shudder to think about weeding: my least favorite chore!
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Ours had such thick stems this time I had to recruit hubby to help, Dianna. The bonus to weeding is the reward of how good it looks afterward. It’s a lot like work, though!
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It’s wonderful to see things greening up (except weeds). Great pictures!
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Thanks, Meg. Those weeds are lush!
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yes even plants have their future!
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Glad you stopped by, frizztext. I saw a gray cat in one of your posts, with white paws that reminds me so much of one I used to have.
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Wonderful photos for the challenge. I’d say you’re going to have some lovely flowers soon.
I feel for you on the weeding, it’s one of the most unenjoyable chores of gardening or yardening.
Your phone takes really good photos. 🙂
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Thanks, E.C. It’s a pretty good camera for a phone, only wish it had more zoom power. I got a new app for it, and look forward to experimenting with it.
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Oh yeah, I noticed some weeding in my future a little earlier. I would have taken care of it now, but it too raw today – cool and damp.
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Havent seen nice green grass for a long time! 😦 Thanks for visiting my blog!
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I take green grass for granted then, don’t I? Hopefully yours will appear soon.
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Yes you do! But the grass seems to be dying again 😦 For every warm week we have for the grass to grow, another cold week comes and freezes them 😦
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Weeding?!!! Oh, I don’t like it, the job, but when it’s cleared out the garden always looks better, even tho I know and you know they’ll return soon enough. Great post.
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Ha! They are persistent, Anni!
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I love it when the plants start to return. My Lenten roses are blooming under the snow.
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Me, too, Christine, especially when I wasn’t expecting to see anything. I hope you get some pictures of your roses to share with us. Under the snow–amazing.
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