Wait until tomorrow

Aguga and Primrose are the week end features--Ajuga has a few sedum peeping through at you (Click on pic for details). Have 4 varieties of ajuga and when I see a group like this know I want to add more varieties next year---will take a mental note to add that to my list. No matter what the weather---this little plant is dependable and will hang on and also transplants well.

Now on to the Primrose. Tell myself each spring to pull it up and move on--the foliage is weepy, sparse, spindly---then I take a look at the bloom and cannot bring myself to get rid of it. If you look close (Click on it) you can catch some of the volunteer rose moss that comes up around it every year. The blossom is so fragile, lasts only one day but the color is great.

Have a busy day planned--off to Mass, volunteer at rectory for a short while, run some errands, then home to spread/fill in low areas with more soil/dirt and then begin outlining the spaces to spread the rocks to extend the shade garden at the side of the house. Plan to order firewood this week. Most of all am anxious to have Kat in for a visit.

Want to close w/happy kids. This what I mean when I tell all of you to stay healthy, be safe, and keep in touch. Colton and Audrey's (my great grandchildren) first day of school. Hope Becky also gets a pic of Taylor's first day of school---He was also real excited yesterday about his first day of school today.

Love, Mom