Wednesday, December 31, 2025

Favorite Picture of the week

 
We had a really nice sunset this week. I took this picture so the tree would be in it. I just liked how it looked. 

The next day at sunrise we had a lot of clouds and it rained all day. 

Back in October in this blog post, I told you how a woman destroyed my daughter's garden and killed her Sunflowers. Well, one sunflower plant survived and this is what it looked like last month. The new maintenance/landscapers kept messing with her garden and actually pulled some plants up that were in the garden and took the leaf blower and blew the crap out of her garden before I got out there and yelled at him to stop. A few weeks later he came back by doing the same thing so my daughter sat outside and when he tried to hack up all the green stuff from around the garden she asked him not too and she sat there to make sure he didn't. Then she expanded her garden to encompass all the green stuff that was growing around her garden. 


This is what it used to look like. Just one fence length in the back by the table, all she did was add an extra, small fence length to the back (now there's two of them) and put the fence length at the end so it's more of a rectangle now rather than a square.

This is what her garden looks like now. She added a flag that she got for Christmas too. There's a bunch of arugula growing in her garden right now.

Management hasn't said a thing about her garden and they've seen it and stood by it looking at it. So I don't think they care.  Hopefully people around here continue to leave it alone for the most part.

11 comments:

  1. The garden looks really nice. I hope people do stop messing with it.

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  2. Wow that little green spot looks so great in such a short period of time. Just shows your daughters got a green thumb and cares. Precious came home yesterday.

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  3. What a struggle to have a little garden! Fight the good fight.

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  4. Well done, your daughter. Maybe others will follow her example - that would be nice.

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  5. I think the little garden is CHARMING! May it flourish in 2026!

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  6. These photos are lovely, Mary.
    Happy New Year and I'm off to bed on New Years Day.

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  7. For goodness' sake, why is that guy so adamant about obliterating the only patch of greenery in your barren courtyard? especially since the management people don't care?

    On a side note - happy new year!

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  8. The restored garden looks great. Yes, hopefully nobody else will try to ruin it.

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  9. I like the garden.

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  10. The first picture is a stunner. Boo for people messing with the garden but it's great one flower survived.

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  11. That garden is like an oasis!

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