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Summer
Officially Summer today, though to me summer really begins on June 1st.
Ripe!
The squirrels and blackbirds keep knocking them down.
Raspberries beginning to ripen
Milkweed
Madder stars
Milkweed and madder in a friendly competion for sunshine
June morning
June morning
It's so fine to step outside barefoot,without a sweater, and get started right away. On most mornings,this means just wandering around in wonder and amazement.for awhile.
The backyard is not big, but the cherry tree doesn't seem to mind.
The blackbirds and squirrels .are ready to pounce!
A clothesline fiull of projects
Silk organza after soaking overnight in alum water
Another piece of organza dyed with indigo
Vintage linen napkins
Old fashioned
Both of the Grand daughters have arrived! Like flowers in the garden, they blossomed one at a time.
Their fresh new lives are a lovely unfolding of beauty, hope and mystery.
White peonies
The little ones have charming, old-fashioned names. Clara May and Ella Jane. This seems just right. The old-fashioned garden plants welcome them with soft perfume.
Magenta peonies (Paeonia officinalis)
Old peony bed
Dr, Huey (1914)
Mock orange (Philadelphus virginalis)
Sarah van Fleet (1922)
Service-berries ripening (Amelanchier alnifolia)
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