This is what the yard looks like the day before the lawn gets cut.
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- Victoria Bennett Beyer
- I try to find beauty in the everyday, primarily through my photography, which I share here. I also try to keep my brain thinking creatively every day, even if the rest of me is not in the mood, so the posts here are as much for me as they are for you.
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I don't think I could cut that! It looks so pretty. Your yard looks lovely.
ReplyDeleteI love th composition with the fence in the bacground!
ReplyDeleteLovely, I LOVE yards with wild flowers. Does it have to get cut?
ReplyDeleteI am afraid all that wild comes with a price. We had quite a tick problem last year, and I can't have them crawling around in my house (the dogs bring them in). Keeping the grass low helps.
ReplyDeleteOn a happy note, they do seem to spring up again quickl after being cut. They are never gone for long, especially the violets. I'll share some photos of those soon- they are my favorite.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun colourful ground cover, I think the purple one is Ajuga :)
ReplyDeleteLovely Shot :)
Have a lovely weekend, T. :)
What a great shot! I imagine running through this yard barefoot and picking the dandelions and purple ones. Oh to have grass like that, but alas, in South Texas all we have that keeps green are the weeds...although they can be just as beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWell, I hate to tell you it is all a bit crunchy right now. We have been in need of rain, too, like so much of the country. But it was pretty while it lasted!
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