ROSES AND IRONWORK

More photos of Paula's garden.

Victoria Blue Salvia is perfect under these pink Aloha roses.

Paula has such pretty iron work in her garden.

PAULA'S GARDEN

We have a new Master Gardener, so we went out to take photos of her garden to share with you. Paula always has the most beautiful hostas and roses. Her husband is a metalsmith so she has lots of beautiful metal garden structures. I took so many beautiful photos that it may take a week to share them all, so stop back by.

Nice shady spot by the pond to sit.

Two gazebos made by Paula's husband.

I love this little fishing boy by the pond.Well I have shown you the structures of the garden, so check back and I will share photos of the flowers.

COMING EVENTS

Please join us for Green Thumbs in the Park on Friday May the 11th. We will have lots of plants for sale, and wonderful educational and entertaining speakers.

ROW CROPS

What do you do with this many tomatoes? Add them to the other four hundred you already planted.

Lots of work here, but worth it later on.

Heirloom tomatoes,corn, peas and peppers. Watch for them at the farmers market.

COMING SOON

It is almost time for our annual Green Thumbs In The Park. This year we are having Dr. David Nagel from Ms. State talkon growing tomatoes, and Wayne Porter telling us everything we need to know about growing hydrangeas. We will also have Natchez Trace Gardens with us selling plants and doing a wonderful presentation. There will be plants and birdhouses and food. Come join us May the 11th, starting at 9 a.m. More details later. These are a few photos from last year. That is me on the left and Judy on the right.

Felder Rushing did a great program for us. Here he is entertaining the children.Felder's dog Rusty helped too.Van ready to assist with the loading of plants.

A BEAUTIFUL NEW IRIS

I love this iris. It is one passed around by members of the garden club-don't know the name.It was pulled up and brought bare root to a plant swap we had last month. I brought it home and planted it two days later, and now it is blooming. I say any plant that can take this much abuse is a keeper. I would advise anyone to go to plant swaps or plant sales-you never know what you might find.