"Spring comes softly and the sunlight dances on the wind. Redbud grows wild in the woods and along country roads with the oak, elm, and the black locust.It poses gracefully arms outstretched and tutu of purple. Come and see. The tulips bloom in a hundred colors where careful hands planted bulbs in the fall. Pink,... Continue Reading →

"Take time to linger and smell the flowers." The sun spreads light over the pathways and the tulips nod their lazy heads to the sky. The showy evening primroses fill ditches with pink awe. Who can note their sweet lace petals and not behappy for spring? The inside of a tulip is as beautiful as... Continue Reading →