Something good to eat, A compost bin moves house, and a picture of a tiny gardener.

Some sort of delicious, lumpy Citrus. Clementine, I think. It made for a very yummy Lunch!

Sis and I went grocery shopping today, but there were no more African Violets to rescue. So we hit the Salvation Army and Good Will Stores. We had a Thrifting Crawl!

I found a lovely rose colored mohair blend sweater - picture tomorrow when the sun is up - that I was going to rip down for hat yarn. DH and Sis told me to just wear it. Maybe I will.

Delicious, but admittedly dry, compost. The bins are being moved. I hope to plant three new roses where these bins were, and move back SunFlare. I haven't moved a rose since I was a kid. We'll see! Apricot Nectar is not doing will this year but there hasn't been a lot of 6 hour sunny days, either.

Sarah, gardening at an early age. She still grows many gardens. I see her and think of Kate Sessions, and my own dear mother, both of whom loved gardening their whole lives.

All our daughters make beautiful gardens.  It's such a joy to see their gardens.