She called me over to her house a couple of days ago and gave me a packet of seeds for a belated Mother's Day gift. Zinnias....I really had left no room in the sun for more seeds. I pulled out a clump of daisies, so she could plant them. She went home and changed her Church clothes and put on her crocs and my gardening gloves and we planted the zinnias. After that, we took an old pot and fixed a trellis sort of thing and she planted 10 pumpkin seeds around the edge. I figured if her pot at home doesn't make it...maybe this one will. I do hope she gets at least one little pumpkin from her efforts. If she doesn't...maybe the pumpkin fairy will have to make a visit.Balisha


7 comments:
You are so good to her! She will always remember you!
You put a smile on my face.
Reminds me of my little granddaughter's. Yes, fond memories she will have of you. You have planted the seed of gardening in this little one.
She is a sweetheart.She runs and gets a pair of my gardening gloves to wear. They are much too big. I said, "Audra, it's too bad they don't have little gloves for girls." She said,"they do, I saw them at WalMart." So today, while shopping, I bought her a pair. We planted the final seeds at her house and I gave her the gloves before. She was thrilled.
Oh, to be a child again... and be able to kneel like that on a hard driveway!!
LOL .. I can totally relate :)
I plan on planting some more seeds this weekend, we had to frost scares and I had to cover everybody up but hopefully this was the last.
I hope this child is learning a love of gardening. She will always remember you if she becomes a gardener.
LOL, I can kneel on the ground without problems. I just can't get up;)
Marnie
Marnie...You come to my house and kneel and do the work...I'll help you up :)
Balisha, you are the sweetest of neighbors..and friends!
Mona
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