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This is the third is a series of weekly installments entitled ‘OhWhatA Wednesday’. The intent will be to let you know what looks good in my yard each Wednesday. I’ll have to admit taking a little liberty with the timing for this one. These pictures were taken a week ago. Lets focus (quite literally) . . . → Read More: OhWhatA Wednesday – Goldenrod and Aster Isn’t she lovely! Door County has just got to be the best place for pumpkin sitings. Wow! A whole safari of pumpkins at Sycamore. Wow! Where do people get these ideas? A Sycamore prize winner. For all of us garden lovers! We saw this grandfather clock pumpkin and the other clock pumpkins as we made the rounds in Door County on a past visit. Here is one of my pumpkins from last year. True to form, I picked a not-so-easy one. Also true to form, it was garden related with butterflies and flowers. I spent an afternoon making my 2 pumpkins, and enjoyed that. I used a regular paring knife, and just didn’t carve all the way through. . . . → Read More: Pumpkin-a-day #5 – My Not-So-Easy Carved Pumpkin Liz has the right idea. One great pumpkin and it was so easy. She stopped at Walgreens last year, bought a kit, and made this pumpkin in 5 minutes. Last week was the first installment of ‘OhWhatA Wednesday’. Today is the second installment. This series may be short with winter coming, still, the intent will be to let you know what looks good in my yard each Wednesday. I wrote a posting on Dahlias just a few days ago. You might want to look . . . → Read More: OhWhatA Wednesday – It has got to be Dahlias A third transitional pumpkin/scarecrow for your viewing pleasure. Notice those adorable plaid cheeks. |
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