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| Days in the 70s, birds chirping, bushes ready to flower, I needed to get into action and get some bird houses repaired and erected and start the seedlings. This weekend was pretty much dedicated to just that. |
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| Wren house on a post. |
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| Bat box in the pasture which had to be a minimum of 15 feet, that was a task! |
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| Chickadee house in the brush. |
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| Blue bird house on the edge of the pasture. Within minutes of erecting, this house was spoken for. A quick sale! |
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| Screech owl box placed 10 feet high on the edge of the woodlands. I have been hearing numerous owls singing at night, just hope this was put up in time for one to make a nest. |
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| Periwinkle is in bloom everywhere. |
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| A bush that I have never had, couldn't make it in the Georgia heat, is Rhododendron. I have so many huge bushes that are budding, I can't wait to see what color they are and how beautiful the grounds will look when they are in full bloom. |
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| Camellias in bloom. |
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| The potting shed is still packed full and I was lucky to find my heat mats for my seedlings. The grow lights were turned on and the heat mats ready to do their job. |
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| This widger is an invaluable British tool that I cannot do without when planting seeds and lifting out seedlings. |
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| A tray of veggies . . . |
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| . . . and a tray of flowers. |
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| To end the weekend, another colorful sunset behind the mountains. |
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