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| Today's harvest box. Only one bouquet goes home with each box. We enjoy showing off Lisa's beautiful bouquets so we put two in the photo. |
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| White feverfew, dark pink peonies, blue Veronica, pink fox glove along with two toned lupine. There are a couple of the blue Nigella and at the top of the photo is a Nigella seed pod. |
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| One of the first dahlias stretching to the sun. |
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| Dark orange roses are included today. |
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| The prettiest place on the farm. |
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| Or maybe this is the prettiest place. |
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| Love these flowers. |
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| Striped roses in full flower or buds, beautiful either way. |
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| Dark purple Nigella. |
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| Such beautiful spring colors. |
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| Yellow lilies, white feverfew with a yellow center, blue delphinium, and one dark blue Nigella. |
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| Bloom! |
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| The path to the potting shed is blooming. |
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| Looking through the trellis to the curly willow tree with the family's playground underneath. |
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| One sweet little clematis blooming on the trellis. |
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| Honeysuckle. This plant is a start from the garden where Lisa and my dad grew up. |
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| Our first beets have very healthy greens. |
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| It's rhubarb season. |
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| Angie's good friend, Brittney, came out to help pick today. Thanks! |
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| They love each other! We had a great day, too. |
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| The sand castle building has started for this summer. Cheese! Not many photos as we were busy picking all day. See you next time on the blog. Lorrie |
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