with more time at home how have you changed your yard?
creative art, new plantings, features …
over this past year with more time to garden
photography, creative writing, poetry … please share
then link back here and check out others posts
my photo of a garden full of wonder
someone had recycled creatively in Jervis Bay
aroused 
this is rad!
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[…] This poem is dedicated to kids, Gina and all my readers who love the snow. The inspiration for this rhyming nonet is Kate’s Friday Fun prompt from last week – yard art. […]
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I love the yard art! Your front yard??? :>)
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Hey! Welcome back Kate! I hope you are well rested and rejuvinated! Happy New Year!
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recharged might be the best term Dwight, planning to do this more often 🙂
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I know what you mean. I have cut back about half of the time I normally was spending. My right wrist was getting very painful. Doing much better now.
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We’re getting a little cactus and I plan to put a little sign on it that says free hugs wanted. 🎍🌵
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lol very funny!
I saw a sign at the markets, too expensive to buy, that said “Trespassers will be Composted”
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I am a cactus also (Sunshine)
Proud and tall, upright
Lotsa lovely prickles
Which sparkle in the night
But I am so sad (Sunshine)
Cos no-one does want me
They say i’m far too dangerous
To garden arty be
Perhaps a free hug sign like yours might help make me more likable and more garden-art-worthy Sunshine? Kate? I know us cactus aren’t top of the list for garden design……
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They are like my step-dad, a rough prickly exterior, with such a warm and tender heart…they just misunderstood.🤔😉
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That is a good comment Jenna……
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Oh what a great find and topic you have this week. How fun, 😀
Here is my entry.
https://ceenphotography.com/2020/12/20/friday-fun-yard-art/
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What a lovely sculpture 😊 I don’t have a garden here, I live in an apartment, had so many potted plants before my son was born. Back home, there is a garden, my mother takes care of it. 😊
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Not much to transform in winter. We had about 8-10 inches of snow yesterday. Makes up for all the good days we had in December and my forsythia that seems to bloom in ever season. Up until the yesterday’s snow I had yellow blooms on them. 😀 I did add some new alyssum to my front garden and it did rather well. I had to start it in a pot, as the little animals kept eating the seeds and young plants. I hope it reseeded itself. If not I’ll just have to plant more next year. 😀
“Easy to grow from plant or seed, sweet alyssum is a cool-season flower that can be set out in early spring once all danger of frost has passed. … Most varieties will fade in the heat but bloom again in the fall. Sweet Alyssum will reach mature size within two months of being planted.” Mine were small white blooms.
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I like this Guardian of the Garden!
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https://nowathome.wordpress.com/2020/12/19/friday-fun-yard-art/
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great shots, thanks for sharing!
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Wow! so creative, a lovely piece. Our garden related activities are on hold for now 🙂
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Gorgeous garden and wonderful yard-art! 🙂
We have plants that grow year ’round no matter what the temps…other plants go dormant until spring. Too cold now to plant anything new. Brr… 🙂
(((HUGS)))
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We added some additional hostas and day lilies. Sparky moved the border of the garden to try to contain the Lily of the Valley (a lost cause), and we planted 3 vegetable gardens. He just this week took out the kale! We are now officially done with the gardens until next year!
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Hey Kate, I love the little guy in the pic you shared! So cool! We added a small cedar tree (which is currently decorated for the holidays) and 2 bird feeders in the front yard. And we are getting an estimate to have the backyard landscaped. So excited about that! Right now our backyard is boring! 🌞
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does sound exciting Lisa, thanks for sharing that … and landscaped will be special!
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That is quite the yard art.
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I love it. Adds personality!
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we have more chickens 🙂
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Kate, I don’t see the photo you mentioned. The final project on the home we moved into last February is a bit of landscaping yet to do. I did assemble a Christmas wreath and put a couple of poinsettias at the entry. 🙂
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Awesome sculpture, even better since it’s made from recycled materials! I like would like a garden sculpture in my yard! 🙂
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I loved your yard sculpture! I tempted to share my little courtyard corner that I have filled with some of my favorite things. I am hoping I am able to tie in a picture of it with my weekly post on Monday 🙂
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I’m just setting up a garden. I planted fruit trees and shrubs. Unfortunately, winter stopped work, but in April I will plant ornamental plants and flowers. I’ll show it on my blog.
Cordials I send you
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