Now a Flower Mover

Yesterday we moved Iris from behind the labyrinth to along the fence that borders the Pueblo land and the rock fountain. I also planted some Peonies -- I hope they will take root. We also moved some of the Iris over to the little wall by the parking lot and guest entrance. There are still gobs to replant. We are thinking of putting them on a triangular side of the garden by the Miriam -- they should get plenty of happiness there and abound as the years go. You know ... Iris move like weeds and so do Daffodils and Day Lilies. But they are so pleasant!

We had some of the trees trimmed a few days ago and one hewed off so that we can make a nice big table out of it. (It was really a rather painful experience to watch. It was frightening! There was a man, what seems like 100 feet in the air working with a huge saw while his partner worked the crane. The trees that I had known for a very long time were reshaped into something better, and healthier -- but still the new open spaces will take some getting used to.) We had the tree trimmer (Tarzan, yep Tarzan) leave a few of the round sections for seats. Just looking at them I can imagine sitting around a fire pit roasting marshmallows for smores.