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| Our first blueberry plant. |
| Finn just loved scooting around the yard. |
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| Madie loves being outside to play. |
| Finn also enjoyed sampling the various rocks. Yum! |
| This is our front yard. This fall I'd like to plant a lawn here for the kids to run around and play. It's especially convenient because it's right outside our family room and kitchen. |
| We have a pond on our property with a family of ducks, pretty cool! |
| Bonus points for anyone that can name these wild flowers. |
| Lots of perennials in the yard. |
| Don't know what this is, but there are a few trees like this. |
| Any guesses? |
| Lilac. |
| Ferns. |
| Wild strawberries. |
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| Blackberries and raspberries. We've definitely got our work cut out for us! |



4 comments:
snapdragons!
Wait, is it those flowers Amy told you were foxgloves? They're not. Those are wild lobelia I think. I just looked it up and they look just like those--foxglove stalks are bigger around, kind of like lupine. She told me it was foxgloves that were dangerous (which I'm still skeptical about) but I don't know about these.
Foxglove is used to make a heart drug called digitalis--my mother took it for years--I don't know if it's still used or not. I would imagine the plant is toxic to ingest and I would be cautious about skin absorption as well--easy enough to look up.
My grandmother (Alexa) used to have it in her garden. I'm no expert, but I didn't see any picture that looked like foxglove to me...or snapdragon for that matter. :)
oh man! and i totally thought i was going to be getting the extra points! obviously i have no idea what i'm talking about when it comes to plants. i just looked up pictures of foxgloves, snapdragons, and lobelia and i still all look like snapdragons to me!
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