The Best Of What Nature Could Bring
Garden Poem of the Day
An Evening Hour
By Pearlyn
It was a sunny bright evening,
An evening so clam,
The kind of evening that was inviting me
With an outstretched arm
So I decided to spend an hour
Doing almost nothing,
Sitting and enjoying
The best of what nature could bring
Getting up from my chair,
I thought I'd take a stride
Then there was a bumble bee
That suddenly came by my side
There was a kind of music
As the bee flapped its wings,
Music so perfect
That no one could ever sing
Walking little further,
I spotted a butterfly
Which was hovering over the flowers
And then soaring high
And I came to the conclusion
As I was on my knees,
Not the richest of queens
Was dressed like one of these
My evening hour in the garden
Was very well spent
And now I know what beauty and music
Really meant!
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Gardener's Quote of the Day
"Remember that children, marriages, and flower gardens reflect the kind of care they get."
— H. Jackson Brown, Jr.
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Gardening Question of the Day
Do you talk to your plants?
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