Three welcome you to our front door. The other three are beside the garage, getting along with our hydrangea. That hydrangea is a fighter. Of a group of four, it's the lone survivor that returned to life after being dormant for two years! I guess lots of spring rain does that.





As I was hanging laundry outside, this pretty thing alighted on a sheet. Lovely colors, yes? I think it's of the butterfly variety called Fritillary.
And this morning I admired these wildflowers while walking the dog at Raccoon River Park. The white blossoms are Whorled Milkweed and the yellow stalk is Common Mullein
I'm appreciating God's colorful workmanship. I hope you are too.
how clever, what a lovely idea with you quilt de signs.
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