Had to cut down the Weigela, a
hardy shrub that bloomed profusely for many years. It’s now a huge tangled
brush pile, its destruction having required about thirty minutes of steady labor. Hoping
new shoots will arrive with spring rains. The rest of our garden is bursting
with new life, from the oaks planted last fall to the laurels along the fence. Everything
is so green. Heightens my awareness of how light and movement affect what we
see. Our small Dave Caudill hanging sculpture turns slowly in the breeze. One
minute it’s all red and blue, the next yellow and orange.
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