I can even fill my bird baths super quickly, too. Can you see it below? It is right behind my David Phlox and in front of the red flowers with a reflection of the bricks.
If I can talk Alex into finding the cords to his camera that he promised I can have, I will be able to take clearer pictures. Still wanting a new camera, however, his will be the right price!
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My husband appreciates the ease of rubber hoses, too. And we've had to water, water, water in our drought. Your flowers are beautiful!
Lots of work -- right?? I'm thankful I have Bob out in that sun working away. Are you counting down now for school? Mike said he was going to start going over to school this week for a little preparation time. Time goes so fast. Sally
50 pots....Oh girlfriend that sounds like a lot of work, but it is soo pretty!
Carol
Hey Darlin'! :)
Your cabinets look wonderful!! I'm so proud of you for taking on such a huge task...and right before school too! :-D
I was tickled with my little skeleton key picture...and you're right, it was burning hot going to yard sales! I was glad I braved the heat that day though, I found some great stuff! (and no, you're not lazy...just smarter than me!) lol
Have a great day!
(and yes, rubber hoses are a wonderful invention!)
Missy
Enjoyed seeing you over on my blog earlier - thanks for stopping by! I love your garden and bird bath. Are you guys on water restrictions? I lived in Aurora and remember there were restrictions. Had never "heard of such a thing" til then. We always bought a "Colorado Fan Spray" to water the yard by hand or poked in the ground w/the optional stake. I lived in Arvada, Denver and Aurora in under what was it, 2 years? I guess it has a story to it!
Anyway -we've got various water restrictions and some of them require watering from a can. Mostly having to stick between certain hours, etc., depending on how severe the drought at the time. Looking for rain soon- we hope.
School's starting soon, are you ready?
Til next time . ..
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