Impressionist colors fill the yard.  During June, when the garden is at its peak, waves of purple, magenta, yellow, lavender, mauve, and indigo greet me every time I venture out into the heat.   My favorite colors are yellow and lavender.  In years past, the catmint began the lavender waveContinue Reading

Sulphur Yellow cosmos are intensely yellow-orange annuals that produce blooms for weeks. The flowers are so bright and cheery that they demand attention.   I had never heard of them until a few grew from the mixed wildflower seeds I planted in the strips last year.   Three plants grewContinue Reading

I have a few pictures of this MARTA station’s façade.    These, taken about four years apart, are  shown because they are about equal in terms of angle and field of view.   After taking the color image, I decided that it would be better presented as black and white.Continue Reading

For the last few weeks, my next door neighbor has regaled me with stories of her rabbit sightings.  It hangs out with her dogs.  The kids down the street have given it a nickname.  I was  beginning to feel left out.   Skippy, as I call him (?) must passContinue Reading

Walking around downtown Decatur, I saw  this building in the distance.  It sat alone in a small grassy lot, looking completely out of place in the middle of the city.   Curious, I approached an information panel explaining that it was a replica of worship sites that existed during slavery.Continue Reading

In the late afternoon shadows, and from a distance, I could not figure out what I was seeing.   This building stands across West Peachtree Street from a row of trees that have grown significantly since the building was erected in 2018.  In the presence of those trees, the façadeContinue Reading

Last year, I planted wildflower seeds in the strips along the sidewalk.  Many of those seeds turned out to be annuals, so this year the strips were bare well into March.   Thinking I would use inexpensive, colorful annuals to fill in the gaps between the coneflowers and tickseed, IContinue Reading