The title of this play is Spring featuring Peggy Martin in the starring role for her 18th season.
The Pansies
along with the young Redbud, Dogwood and Mr. Ivy.
Making a brief guest appearance, all the way from Texas, was Monarch playing a variety of roles.
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Caterpillar |
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Chrysis |
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and Madame Butterfly |
Most of the action in April was backstage where the set is being renovated to accommodate the aging stage hands.
Anticipating a number of guests appearances for the summer season, a buffet of milkweed, herbs, and other host plants and pollinators is being prepared. In the process the compost bin was depleted.
Not to worry, another one is in the works.
Auditions are also being conducted backstage to support veteran ground covers,
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Cascade Stonecrop, also known as Sedum Divergens, is a bit slow coming on stage, but once established is very dependable and looks vibrant most of the year. |
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Creepy Time does very well in spring and early summer, as temperatures increase she looks a bit scruffy but continues to do her job of controlling weeds. |
The additional ground covers will also provide assistance to the tired stage hands.
The finalist are
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Microclover |
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Creeping Phlox |
The stage is set, let the show begin!
Beautiful. I like creeping phlox
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DeleteBeautiful!! I feel right at home!!
ReplyDeleteThanks! Our goal is to provide a comfortable space for friends and family.
DeleteHowdy Capt. and ABN! Still in CO in case you get this way!!!
ReplyDeleteHey guys! Don’t know if we can get back to Colorado before y’all head off to your next chapter, but if we do we’ll stop by. Of course, now that The Wanderer is no longer doing long trips, we would need to reserve your guest room.😊
DeleteLooking splendid!!! You two are so amazing!!! And so is your backyard stage! Bravo!! 🩷🌸🩷
ReplyDeleteAww…you are making us blush, but thank you.
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