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| Alicia Meyer brought up the topic of a gardening photobook. Missionary Pastor Jordan Palangyos wants to see more flowers, so I began sorting photos into a new folder for a full-color book. |
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| Army Ranger Bob takes Veterans Honor roses to the gravesite of his mother and step-father. His step-father was also an Army Ranger. |
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| This hawk settled on the bird-feeding site, the recycle barrel and immediately decreased the bird traffic. |
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| Elderflowers yield elderberries, and the bushes rustle with bird and squirrel traffic when the berries are ripe, shiny black. |
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| Butterfly Weed attracts... right! |
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| Daisies attract a beneficial fly, which preys on rose aphids. |
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| Bride's Dream is the biggest rose in the garden. This clearance rose cost me $5 for the plant. |
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| Falling in Love is bi-colored and fragrant. The spider helps keep the rose flawless. |
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| We enjoy keeping the Cardinals fed because they are so attractive. During mating season, the male feeds his future bride. We often see them feeding on the barrels, one on each. A yard based on Creation will be attractive to all creatures and provide abundance for them all. |
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| We put food out for the squirrel, but he wanted to audit my taxes too. |
