My Pasqueflowers (Pulsatilla) are not doing well at all. They grow and try to bloom but they never really spread. I have 3 colours...white, light purple and dark. I wonder if I should give them a dose of fertilizer.
Other Spring flowers are beginning to bloom.
The area in front of my garden shed is sinking. Before we bought our lot this was a farm yard and there was a well right there ( my shed was the pumphouse). We filled the old well with sods and such years ago but of course it all sinks as it compacts necessitating some shoring up which is what my Youngest Son is doing.
Hard-working helpers need to be fed and I am baking today. Cheese buns are rising in the warm oven and I made an Impossible Coconut Pie.
That's all for today,
Thanks for coming by, GM
Just what is needed, a warm cheese scone after garden work!
ReplyDeleteCheese buns sound good!!
ReplyDeleteSorry for the problem of these wonderful flowers! You give them all your love and maybe you can help their energy with a fertilizer..
ReplyDeleteGood help of your son! And he will get new power with fine cake!
It is good that you have a hard worker! And sounds like he is blessed to have you as a mom, too.
ReplyDeleteI hope your Pasqueflowers perk up. A bit of fertilizer or compost might help. I'm sure your helpers were very glad for the cheese buns and coconut pie.
ReplyDeleteThe flowers are still beautiful. The pie looks delicious and I'm sure your son loves helping Mom out for her delicious baking as payment. I sure would! :-)
ReplyDeleteBlessings and hugs,
Betsy
I never had cheese buns but it sounds very good so is the coconut pie. Some flowers in the garden have suffered from last summer’s heat.
ReplyDeleteYour flowers are far ahead of ours. Oh for some warmth!
ReplyDeleteIt is always good to get help. It will be nice to see flowers we had another snow storm yesterday I am tired of the snow.
ReplyDeleteThe pie looks so good!
Cathy
Cheese buns sound fabulous! Do I did that? I stopped by from occasional Toronto to visit. Aloha from Honolulu
ReplyDeleteA little fertiliser may help.
ReplyDeleteCheese buns do sound good.
Enjoy your weekend.
All the best Jan
Thank goodness for good sons!
ReplyDeleteThe food looks delicious!
Happy weekend!
hugs
Donna
What a blessing to have a willing son, they're always welcome in my house, loads of things done all for a cup of tea and a cake! I like the look of your pie
ReplyDeleteIt´s so nice to get some help in the garden! Cheese buns sounds really lovely...
ReplyDeleteTitti
That coconut pie looks delicious. Nice to be able to get outside and work on those projects, we still have snow in our backyard so I can hardly wait to get out there too.
ReplyDeleteYou are lucky to have hard working help! And he is lucky to get a taste of your baking! I wonder, what does it mean that it is an impossible pie?
ReplyDeleteGlad you've got your son to do that heavy work. Wondering if transplanting your flowers would help? Maybe it's just not a good spot for them?
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad that you have good helpers! And I love Impossible Coconut Pie.
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