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17 April 2009

Green

Inspire Me Thursday is a weekly invitation to amuse your inner muse. This week's topic is Green.


Green fingers

A neighbour explained to Sunnyboy and Little Friend about the root systems of some seedlings he's growing. They carefully carried the pots over to show Little Friend's mum and me the plants.
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11 comments:

  1. EG CameraGirlApril 18, 2009

    This is such a darling photo! A keeper!

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  2. AnonymousApril 18, 2009

    They are too cute! TFS

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  3. Jules @ Lovely Las VegasApril 18, 2009

    Very cute! Already gardening at such a young age - brilliant.

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  4. SE'LAH...April 18, 2009

    Yeah!!! Making me smile even more.

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  5. Maria@Conversations with MomsApril 18, 2009

    I love the angle that this photo was taken. Great shot and cute kids.

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  6. SE'LAH...April 19, 2009

    for butterfly garden: you will need a host of plants for each stage of metamorphosis. Easiest are painted ladies...quick turnaround. For eggs/caterpillars, passion vine is best. Butterflies only lay on plants that can feed caterpillars. Also for butterflies, lantana is easy. Buddleia. Amazon.com sells kits (insect lore).

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  7. SE'LAH...April 19, 2009

    Ps: no pesticides (I have a feeling u don't use them anyway). Feel free to ask me any questions on butterfly gardening

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  8. sunnymamaApril 19, 2009

    Se'Lah,
    That's really useful information. Thanks so much for taking the time to post it :) I'll get started on creating it and get back to you if I have more questions. I hope to be posting about our new butterfly garden soon!

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  9. SE'LAH...April 19, 2009

    If you prefer monarchs, milkweed for eggs, dill and parsley for butterflies. Most butterflies use passion vine (which is prolific).

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  10. JacquiApril 19, 2009

    What a lovely blog - there is so much to explore I could be here for hours :) Great to see the wee ones in the garden. Nettles are important food for butterflies too - they also like my cabbage plants far too much

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  11. Operaton YouApril 19, 2009

    Love this photo! I like the swirl effect.. and it makes feel that they are on a serious mission!

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