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1. Happy May Day -

 Today could not have been more beautifully glorious! So much sun and growing/blooming things....

 The grapes are leafing and budding.

 The Sweet Cicely, in all its sweet, anise-y glory, is blooming profusely.

 As are the bleeding hearts.

The lilacs are full out - filling the air with their delicious fragrance. 

 Here is a clump of Lady's Mantle - particularly apropos for May Day. Medieval herblore provides 'recipes' for youth or true love or seeing fairies that include dew drops collected from the leaves of Lady's Mantle (especially on the morning of May 1st, or by the light of the mid-summer's full moon).

 The celadon is growing and blooming profusely.

 The fig tree is fruiting and leafing out.

 Lungwort, Johny-jump-ups, Sweet Angelica and lamb's ear...

 The large, graceful quince blossoms.

 Violets growing amidst the parsley.

And Toby-the-terror, begging for yet another game of fetch.

Happy May Day!

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2. WIP Wednesday - Garden update!

Apparently I am playing outside way more than in - so I'll show you what I'm working on (ie, gardens, not studio..). Here's a brief overview of some of the growing things in my yard -
My 'woodland area' underneath my firs out front.... Lots of undergrowth of various states of edibility-

On of my gates to the back gardens - with magnolia berry climbing on one side, and hops on the other.

The front berry bed - 7 different kinds of blueberry, 2 different gooseberries, aronia berry and seabuckthorn.

Pathway to the backyard - multiple varieties of (edible) daylilies, lavender, rosemary, santolina, yarrow, and lemon balm...

Herb boxes on the back deck (waiting for it to get warm enough for the addition of basils..)

More berries - jostaberry, red currant, red raspberry patch (and grapes just starting to bud against the fence).

Raised beds (in and out of shade here) - strawberries, greens, and assorted veggies...

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