Friday, May 20, 2011

Too much going on. Too much work. Too little sleep. Just plain, not enough time. I hate it when life is like this. Two more weeks and maybe things will ease up.


Mitchell calls this our "primrose path" and indeed, it is. Evening Primrose, aka Oenothera berlandieri 'Siskiyou', that is becoming a bully. I'll enjoy it one more season and then rip a lot of it out so that some other perennials have a chance to take some space.

8 comments:

  1. Hi Webb, love your primrose path and the red barn in the background. Can you transplant the primrose to another spot ? Hope life eases up for you soon. Best wishes for a relaxing weekend :)
    Jeanne xx

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  2. I would love to meander down your primrose path toward your lovely red barn. I am hoping to have a little more time once school is out next Friday. Happy weekend!

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  3. This is stunning, and a stunning view, too. Wow.

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  4. Oh, I know that feeling, and I am "retired" :).

    Please don't pull up those primroses! They are lovely! Oenothera family grows wild here, mostly yellow. How green your place looks!

    Enjoy the weekend, hope you get to relax a bit.

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  5. Oh my goodness! That's beautiful! I wouldn't mind it being a bully in some bare spots in my garden.

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  6. I love your cottage garden, primrose path. I could just plop down right now with an iced tea and sit and just breathe it all in.

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  7. What wonderful pathway, maybe leave a few? :) x

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  8. Webb, that view is utterly charming, my idea of self-seeded perfection!

    Sorry life is frantic for you (know that feeling!), and hope calmer days are on their way soon. I have to keep telling myself, in crazy busy times, shoulders down, breathe slow! That path looks like the perfect place to take a minute to breathe. xxx

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