Life Is Good!

My cute little tuber Morning Glory!

And a very cute Award from Lona  at A Hocking Hills Garden.

Thank you Lona, for liking my blog!

Six questions asked by Lona.

1. What makes Life Good for you? 

Peace in my day. Creating something and being wowed by Gods creations.

2. What is your favorite pass time or hobby other than gardening? 

I love to design, embroider and stitch old fashioned  baby clothes.

3. What was your worst gardening experience or disaster? 

Forgetting to bring my tuber morning glory with me to my new house (not to worry, I knocked on my old door , shovel in hand and the new owner let me dig it up - I had prepared tears for this event but they were not needed after all.)

4. What is your favorite flower (show picture) and why? 

  I can't answer that or my flowers will get their feelings hurt.

Picture of a Flower I made with stained  glass.  I like it alot!

5. Where is the one  place you would love to visit and why? 

I bet I don't even know the ONE place I want to go yet!  A wonderful English Rose garden (in England) where the roses are in magnificent bloom!  Tea would be nice, in that garden.  David Austins English Rose Garden is at the top as of now.

6. What flower or nature picture is your favorite and show it?

A picture of mine?

Love this picture of roses with the sun streaming in the window.  Taken in the winter....I rustled these Roses from the local grocers!  

I will tag 5 blogs that seem to say "Life is Good" and here are my questions.

1.  How many Roses do you have in your garden?

2.  Where is the one place you would love to visit and why?

3.  What is one of your favorite garden/flower photos and show it.

4.  How do you control pests in your garden?

5.  What is your favorite thing to do other than gardening?

6.  What is the favorite garden place you have already visited?


I  will  Tag: (and if you don't have time to play, just know I am enjoying your blog!)
 * Living With Plants
* A Gardener in Progress
* My Bella Rose
* A Chef In The Garden
* Trials and Tribulations of A Southern Garden