Happy New Year!!! It’s a dreary day here on the farm but these blooms give me hope and make me smile!
My seed catalogs are already getting very thin and worn!!! Hope you enjoy the color and that it helps you think pretty thoughts until spring!!
HAPPY, HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ONE AND ALL!!
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Happy New Year hope you well we are ok Crystal had vivid just going back to work Mon so far Kyle and Connor hasn’t got it. We haven’t seen them since the14 of Dec. I set there gift out on porch and bag with Christmas food in it Khyle came and got it one evening. Crystal can’t smell and can’t eat or drink cause nothing tastes right but other than that she doing ok now
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Happy New Year!
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Happy New Year to you as well and hope you continue to stay safe from the coronavirus!!
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I do not get out much anyway. I rarely see those I work with, so rarely need to wear a mask.
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Gorgeous! I like the peony best — reminds me of my mom 🙂 We lived on a dairy farm in the 60’s and there was a row of them along the driveway.
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I’m hoping too that on part of our driveway from the house to the gate at the pond. They wouldn’t last long further out due to the cows and the tractor & equipment. I’m also thinking about putting Rose of Sharon around the pond but that will take time. I got some beautiful seed from a very special friend in town that has double white blooms. It’ll shade the banks of the pond for the fish too! I can’t wait to take Declan to the pond to fish, just hope we can keep him out of the pond.
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