It is Finished

All praises to the King for His ultimate sacrifice for our sins. He didn't stay in the ground, he rose, set the captives free in Paradise, and walked the earth being seen by many. Ate the Passover meal and had Holy Communion. He then ascended and sits at the right hand of the father making intercession for us. He shall come again. Are you ready? If you confess with your mouth and believe in your heart that Jesus Christ is Lord, you are saved. Welcome to the Kingdom.

 

April

Tomatoes transplanted well.

The yellow tulips below smell wonderful and lemony.

This is also aromatic.

 

Last Saturday

Transplanting tomatoes.

Breakfast

On to the back yard.

Can't figure out what happened to these tulips. They're so short and the blooms are so tiny. They absolutely had enough chill time. The only thing I can think of is our extreme temperatures this past winter.

 

Bumblebee in the Garden

 

Finally transplanted 2 hydrangea purchased last summer into larger containers along with some pansies. Awaiting it's blooms. A native bumble bee greeted me in the yard today. He was enjoying the blooms and also appeared to be checking out the soil. Nice to see one as the carpenter bees are usually the first ones out. They will arrive soon enough when the canopy of trees start blooming with their pollen.

Lettuce seedlings are really growing.

A fern along with a sheperds rod, 3 types of sedums, a columbine, and a plant joined the garden today.

The scent from one small pot of hyacinths fills my yard. I love it.

Cherry blossom time. Philadelphia had it's Cherry Blossom festival on Saturday.

Tried to dig a hole for the columbine but tree roots said, no.

Huchera will fill the rest of the container. It's slowly emerging.

The plant hospital minus the pansies. I'll plant the hyacinths and narcissus in the ground once the foliage dies back. Lets see if this mum can make it until fall. On the right is a big leaf hydrangea from last season.

Think I'll sprinkle some herb seeds in these pots.