Daffodils and Eggs

Old Rose Garden
Daffodils are the first to bloom.  
In the old forsaken garden.      
Daffodils are the last to be.                
In the old forsaken garden.                   
Gone are the Roses, the Clematis, 
the  False Blue Indigo Disrespected 
and neglected, their needs never met.                     
Wild Sweet Peas, Wisteria, and  
even Trumpet vine, Offered only a 
token Stubbornness. 
The Picket and the Arbor Rotting,
Peeling, Crumbling, falling  
Into the Earth they go back.        
Human made, but Nature taken.
Ragweed, Pigweed, and Goldenrod 
Are the tenants now, haphazard  
and thoughtless.                                        
They are lazy and disorganized.     
They just grow and propagate,        
Just grow and propagate.
The first to be seen, the last to be 
They give a glimpse of a prosperous past.                                                       
And announce the Austerity 
of a solemn present.                       
Daffodils, just don't know when to quit. 

04.05.20

Continue to work and clean in the old butterfly garden and the old veg. garden. Spent time clearing the old grape trellis and the old hardy kiwi/ hop arbor. Uncovered the bench and disturbed the nest of a pair of morning doves. Work stopped on the arbor. Will wait 5-6 weeks for the dove pair to finish raising their family.

Old home of grapes, hardy kiwi, and hops
Slowly clearing away the dead vines and bitter sweet. The arbor is barely standing.
Underneath the arbor the uncomfortable bench.
On top of the arbor two eggs in the dove’s nest. Will leave the arbor alone for 5-6 weeks. Allow time to raise the brood.
Unburied the metal arbor that leads into the back side of the old butterfly garden. Raked and cut through old dead vines in the garden.
View from the back side of the old veg. garden. Every single garden that ever existed is completely overgrown and neglected.

Photos from the yard 04.05.20

04.07.20

Photos from the yard 04.07.20

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What do you think your doing?
Climbing hydrangea on an old locust tree.
Blue Bird House

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