He’s got a rose to protect.
Yes, just the one. But it was a very pretty one.
He never sleeps…
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At my favorite pizza joint…
They know what’s what.
The elm gets a haircut…
Before.
After. The trunk is blocked by the rosemary bush. It’s a very lopsided tree, so it needs trimming for its own good.
At last it’s starting to have an actual tree shape.
What’s in the neighborhood gardens?
I told you it was a boring month.
It’s called Yesterday Today and Tomorrow. And it’s just about my favorite plant on the walk.
Except for maybe this dragon blood tree. Rather unusual to see growing on someone’s patio.
Got something you’re ashamed of that needs covering up?
I love the colors of these. I have no idea what they’re called, but those green stripes look painted on.
My favorite local organ pipe cactus.
A rather measly March starts at the eye doctor…
This is the cool, old-school building where the office is.
This is the gorgeous floss tree in the parking lot.
On the way home. No new glasses needed!
Jo’s Fab Feb…
53 seconds of Jo.
What will March bring?
Checking in at the Urban Forest…
Oklahoma Redbud, looking magical.
For a sec, I thought this was a weird little face looking up at me.
Some horses and some snowy mountains.
I’m no tracker, but I’d say a horse was nearby.
My tracking skills have been validated!
“How should I handle this?”
When presented with your own private lake…
Check to see if anyone’s watching…
Then dive in, face first.
While I was talking on the phone…
This was going on…
Peacockpalooza!
This particular house had 8 in the front yard. They’re big birds. The lawn was in the process of being torn up.
Coming home from the track, I like to drive around the neighboring tracts, because this part of Arcadia is Peacock Central.