A drive in the Delaware countryside
So we saw signs for a wildflower sale and did find that, thus the following photos:


So Sean did!
I did buy a few wildflowers, but I can't remember the names of them right now. The one has a spikey white flower and the other looks like a cross between a coleus and coral bells. The flowers were pretty much picked over and rather pricey.
Earlier, after church, Brian had taken me to Avondale Gardens and I got some gorgeous peachy flowers-I'll let you know what they are soon. I remember the Lantana and diascia, coleus, ruffled white petunia and burgundy salvia. I made up several pots and put two on the front steps.
We'll get some rain tomorrow so I can switch over my winter clothes with my summer ones and clean up some of the mess Brian left behind in the basement. I think I almost have room for a craft table now!
1comments:
At 4:54 PM,
mainely stitching said…
Even though you didn't get that many flowers, it sounds like a perfectly wonderful mother & son outing!
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