she dug a little hole
and hoped with all her heart
that the little swirly plant
would thrive and be happy in it's new home
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This week I planted nine plants
and hoped with all my heart.....
also hoped that the deer and ground squirrels will not eat them!
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Lovely weekend every one!
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Love your sweet and beautiful painting. The birds are doing their best to destroy my new plants! Happy PPF, hugs, Valerie
ReplyDeletesuch a delightful watercolor painting, and a sweet sentiment too. Happy PPF!
ReplyDeleteThis sis a super painting. Love her green hair.
ReplyDeleteI love your painting. That's what I do too, plant and hope what I planted will not be eaten up.
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous Tammie! Sonfun to see you've filled your sketch with those lovely colors! And I love her hair! Nice with the shadows.
ReplyDeleteI love how you did the shadows here! It really gives the feel of a warm spring's day... And I hope your plants will thrive :-)
ReplyDeleteWhat a poem! I also mean this most lovely and amazing watercolour is a poem! It lives and touches my eyes to produce some tears. This drawing is so real, you showed a global spring-planting heart-love. Nice green hair!
ReplyDeleteSo nice to see this coloured in! It's come to life!
ReplyDeleteCharming little painting with nice words. You made it so sweet and beautiful. Lovely!
ReplyDeleteHappy weekend 🌸
Oh, I just love this post. The image, of course, but also those nine plants... and the hope for their future. :) My fingers are crossed for you, that the deer and ground squirrels find their sustenance elsewhere!
ReplyDeleteBonjour chère amie,
ReplyDeleteUne bien jolie jardinière !... Elle a de longs cheveux aux couleurs de la nature...
Gros bisous
She is so beautiful also in the colorful drawing and with the shadows there is again a very special picture!
ReplyDeleteHappy Weekend
Elke
'Tis the planting season. I hope your new plants grow, thrive and avoid deer!
ReplyDeleteTammie, could you introduce me to that lovely lady? But wait, I might meet her somewhere near one day... :)
ReplyDeleteI sowed chives today and I hope so much they will grow. Let's keep our fingers crossed for our plants!
Oh how lovely this is, her green hair is wonderful. I hope your plants and hers do well.
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ReplyDeleteEen mooie tekening van de plantjes, echt voorjaars tijd.
Tammie de kleurige tekening doet met denken
aan onze tuin op nieuw begonnen met plantjes
en ook de vijver met planten,
Wens je een mooi zondag.
lieve groet
Christiene.
A beautiful drawing of the plants, really spring time.
Tammie's colorful drawing makes sense
Started planting our garden again
And also the pond with plants,
Wish you have a nice Sunday.
with kind regards
Cristiene.
Wens je een mooi zondag.
lieve groet
Cristiene.
I love this painting. Especially how you made the shadows.
ReplyDeleteI especially love the shadows in your piece!
ReplyDeleteLuv it!!! she looks just like that, thinking about her plants. Luv those curls
ReplyDeletemuch love...
What a lovely little painting and poem! We've had a long rainy and cold spring here in Western Oregon, I've planted lettuce, and about ready to do more gardening! I have a swirly free that matches your swirly little plants on my post this week!
ReplyDeleteHappy PPF!!
There is a sweetness in this picture and truth in your words ... we too have a ground hog (but no deer) and I see many a little green nub where I plant each year. Though I have to say that it is May 19th and 38 degrees out (crazy, right?) so I haven't started planting this year ... yet :) Lovely Art, Tammy :)
ReplyDeleteAndrea @ From The Sol
Very sweet painting and verse...so lovely.
ReplyDeleteI hope that the deer and ground squirrels let your garden grow, too~
This is a really good sketch Tammie, I just LOVE her green hair!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is a really good sketch Tammie, I just LOVE her green hair!!!
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