::3 Paw Taps::FINALLY we have had some perfect weather, and I got ot go out with Dad. I showed you one picture of me sniffing the azalea yesterday. Our lilacs were also in bloom for Mother's Day (an annual ritual is for Dad to pick some for Mom for the brekkie table on Mother's Day). Here is another picture near two azalea bushes. When my humans moved into this house, these two plants were itty bitty. Look at them now!
As you can see, we need a little better grass growing in this area, and Dad hopes to give some attention to the lawn here later in the spring and summer. The combination of shade and big trees and shallow roots form the shrubs makes grass struggle. Of course, azaleas and other bushes do need fertilizer to keep them growing, so I obliged behind this other one near the foundation of the house. A little nitrogen is good for everything!
Now we all know why your garden looks so good!
ReplyDeleteSimba, you look so handsome next to that purple. I think purple really brings out our orange coats
ReplyDeleteHeh..Heh...I do the same way as you do, Simba
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YOu are such an excellent conscientious gardnerer Simba, love. xoxox (Quess Miss Catt said I may say that)
ReplyDeleteHi Simba - you look cute by the flowers. And that picture of you fertilizing just cracked us up!
ReplyDeleteHi Simba! I love your mom's pictures. Those flowers are beautiful. Tomorrow Im gonna post some of my flowers too. My little cemetary is looking better each year.
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We Love You
OMG Simba you made me laugh! Who needs fertilizer when they have YOU???!!! MOL!!
ReplyDeleteYour Mom's flowers are just gorgeous!! We love your Dad's Mother's Day tradition too!
Simba, you are doing a good job keeping those plants watered. I am sure your mommy and daddy are happy that you are around.
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Homer
Hmph! My human tosses MY fertilizer in the trash!
ReplyDeleteWay to fertilize that garden! I'm sure your humans appreciate it. Also, your azaleas are gorgeous! We had huge lilac bushes in the house where I grew up - I loved when there was a breeze and the scent would waft through the whole yard and into the house.
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