Excitement of a Purplish, Red, and Pink Radish

First “fruit” of my garden: a purplish, pink red radish emerges and becomes a radish watercolor painting.
seeds, plants, vegetables, pests, compost
First “fruit” of my garden: a purplish, pink red radish emerges and becomes a radish watercolor painting.
Every year in early May there is a wonderful plant sale at Rutgers Gardens. I bought: snapdragons, petunias, Rutgers tomato plants, two kinds of rosemary and some broccoli plants. Last year: hydrangea
Do you have favorite flowers of comfort? Rudbeckia, Mexican poppies, lilies and columbines all grow in my yard. What your favorites?
Sage Leaves Watercolor is a watercolor exercise from book One Watercolor a Day. Sage plant survives winter near kitchen door.
Pond at Holmdel Park, New Jersey. Pig at Longstreet Farm, New Jersey. Peace and Friendship garden with Peace Tree sculpture at University of Maryland.
Jacaranda Trees originally from South America photographed in Nahariya, Israel a beach town in northern Galil
Echinacea flowers also known as coneflowers photos for Thursday Challenge
Notes on Muslims and Jews in France lecture, bombs at Boston Marathon, dandelions with periwinkle, phlox, and purple deadnettle and a blog interview.
Mrs. Cardinal sits in backyard tree. Female cardinal has lovely feathers. Scallions grow in water in kitchen.
Verbena shows pink our front yard. Male and female cardinals congregate and eat from bird feeder in backyard.