It would appear that a family of Widjiwats has taken up residence beneath the broad shady leaves of our pumpkin plant.
With mussel shell roofs
And birchen walls
Widjiwats construct
Their summer halls
Sunday, July 01, 2007
GARDEN REPORT
My beets are thriving beneath their protective chicken-wire shield, the hollyhocks are blooming and our Pumpkin plant has overflowed the small confines of the planter I built and is beginning to encroach on the kid's new swing set.
It would appear that a family of Widjiwats has taken up residence beneath the broad shady leaves of our pumpkin plant.
With mussel shell roofs
And birchen walls
Widjiwats construct
Their summer halls
It would appear that a family of Widjiwats has taken up residence beneath the broad shady leaves of our pumpkin plant.
With mussel shell roofs
And birchen walls
Widjiwats construct
Their summer halls
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