My Garden Journal: pods

This blog is about my garden and the outdoors. I am new to photography but I am trying to show some of the pretty things that grow here in Michigan. I love the wild things who visit me and I dont mind if they eat a bit here and there. I like it more if they let me take their picture. As time goes on I think I will try to show you around the beautiful area that I live in as well as my garden. I try to use my own pictures as much as possible but will also use pictures from the web. If I inadvertently use your photo or work without permission please email me and I will remove it or give credit if you prefer. I will give credit when I know who the owner is. I would ask that anyone using my pictures do the same.
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Wednesday, September 14, 2011

Seedtime and Harvest

I was wandering around the garden today, so sad to see things changing but I am so happy for the cooler weather. Some of the flowers are already in seed. I will leave them for the birds. I should take a few to plant next year but the birds will need them more than I will.
This one is so beautiful I just had to take some pictures.These are so beautiful. They were beautiful flowers too. I don't know the name but will post it as soon as I do.

This is the flower and the seeds are just as lovely.

Then we have the Bee Balm, it's also amazing and will be left for the birds.

Such a lovely flower, it really livens up the garden and it spreads. I love that.

Even the trees have great seeds. These can become rather a pain but right now they are beautiful.

The Day lily has an interesting seed pod

The money plant........how sweet is that. Wish it really was coinage.

This little beauty is the pod from the Clematis vine. Isnt she pretty?

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'Know that the Lord Himself is God. It is He who has made us and not we ourselves. We are His people and the sheep of His pasture.'

"Every gardener knows that under the cloak of winter lies a miracle ... a seed waiting to sprout, a bulb opening to the light, a bud straining to unfurl. And the anticipation nurtures our dream."
- Barbara Winkler

I know a bank where wild thyme blows...
where Oxlips and the nodding violet grows...
Quite overcanopied with lucious woodbine...
With sweet musk roses with aglantine...

...William Shakespeare...

“Once in a golden hour, I cast to earth a seed, and up there grew a flower, that others called a weed.” ~ Alfred Tennyson

There are fairies in my garden

Move into Autumn..........

November 2011 Gotta Bury me nuts.......

Its a windy day and so Mrs C goes to the bird feeder

While Mr C sulks in the tree with his crest blowing in the wind.

A few visitors for Thanksgiving.....

All wearing their best clothes.

This guy sporting his best vest

This is another little finch, I think a yellow finch.

Holly and Vinca Vine

October 2011 Sumac

Blue blue October sky.

The Ivy on my porch

Lavender seeds.

Ornamental grasses, found on our walk

Another pretty one

September 2011

I took these two out in the garden today.....

See the spider in the petals? She is thinking of building a web maybe?

Cute catapillar

Found this guy in Paradise, ready to become a chrysalis he was looking for a place to hide

This one was still eating and not at all ready to make the big change. So pretty.

What is a weed? I love danylions. They are not much different than mums and you can eat their leaves. They are so bright in the Spring. They are welcome in my garden. I pull them when they are done.

Caught this guy getting some nectar

Dandylion clocks.....

I love fuzzy catapillars. Not so creepy

Here is another one of a different colour