Last week, I mentioned making Red Bud Jelly. Well, I made it! You can read all about it in my Red Bud Jelly post.
Here’s this weeks tour:
We have several Red Bud and Dogwood Trees. I love it when they bloom at the same time. These two trees are in the back yard by the creek.
I found this flower growing down on the edge of the creek. I had one of the boys move it.
I moved it to this new garden in the back yard right next to the creek. The creek is between the green in the front, and the mud hill in the back. When we divided the Hostas from the front yard, I put them here and off to the right of this picture. You can see the yellow of the flower above on the left behind the Hostas. Also in this garden are some Wild Iris’s and Wild Roses.
While I was out for my picture walk, I took one of the front yard. The Bible Garden is on the end of the house, you can see a little sliver of it. There is another Front Garden on the other side of the porch. You can see the red of the Tulip in the Front Bulb Garden.
The Apple trees are blooming. So pretty!
Here’s our line of Apple Trees. My husband transplanted all these trees from up on the hill a few years ago. We got enough apples last year to make a small batch of apple cider. I froze it, and we drank it on Thanksgiving. It was sooooo good! I hope we get more apples this year for more cider. My inlaws next door (the brown house with the white shutters) have a couple of big apple trees and they share with us. Those are the ones we use for pies and applesauce. Hopefully, in a couple of years, we’ll be apple self sufficient. lol You can also see the fence of Raspberries in this picture. We actually need another fence, as lots of new vines are coming up.
Here are a few links I found interesting and helpful:
Stevia – Grow Your Own Sweetener
Recycled Spoon Garden Markers
How to Recycle Jeans into a Garden Apron
Growing Herbs for Beginners
7 Ways to Plant Potatoes
Container Gardening
For more Farm & Garden posts, please visit:
Homestead Barn Hop
Bloomin’ Tuesday
Fertilizer Friday/ Flaunt Your Flowers
Glad to see things blooming!
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Thanks for linking up my stevia post. Glad you found it useful.
It looks like your yard is coming along nicely this spring. I love blossom time.
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Love the flowering trees. Greaqt pics! Jean
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Your property is nice and open with lots of trees. It’s nice that you can move plants closer to the house for your own garden too.
Redbud jelly, didn’t know you could make it but then redbuds are not hardy here.
Linda, I like how you labelled your photos. Looks like you truly enjoy country living! The apple blossoms are stunning. Have a Happy Easter! Beth
Calling by as another Outdoor Wednesday participant, an interesting selection of photos of your garden.
Hello from another Linda, stopping by from Tuesday garden party. The apple blossoms are beautiful. Your garden looks wonderful and will soon be blooming everywhere.
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It is such an exciting time of the year!
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Spring has reached you, I see. You have apples and raspberries. We have pears and blueberries, farther south. All good things to eat.
Happy Easter.
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Looking good, Linda! The photo of your apple blossom is gorgeous (especially ’cause we don’t have any blooms yet ;-). Thanks for sharing!
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