Yesterday, my husband and I took advantage of a lovely Spring day, getting the front garden in order (no small task), getting the automatic sprinklers in tip-top shape, and basically sweating our tails off (it was in the upper 80s). As I brought up in an earlier post, my husband comes across skulls from time to time as he roams the woods throughout the area. He currently has a wild dog skull sitting outside on the porch letting the sun bleach it a little more before it is added to his curio cabinet. While I was working in the garden, I caught a little jumping spider meandering throughout the skull, and it was calm enough to stop and pose for some pictures.
I was not brave (crazy) enough to take a picture of the red wasp investigating the skull.
We are mostly finished with the front garden - hopefully all of the new plants grow. I planted a peony, two camellias, petunias, Mexican heather, lavender, basil, oregano, and snapdragons.
I was not brave (crazy) enough to take a picture of the red wasp investigating the skull.
We are mostly finished with the front garden - hopefully all of the new plants grow. I planted a peony, two camellias, petunias, Mexican heather, lavender, basil, oregano, and snapdragons.
