Remember Blossom, my geocaching travel bug? See her release, more about geocaching and travel bugs in this post. Apparently, releasing a garden seeking travel bug at the end of the traditional garden season isn't a good idea. (Any type of garden, natural or tended will do, though.) She has finally moved a little and is in Utah. I hope she doesn't get lost before spring. I'd love to see some pictures of her travels, but none have been posted yet. Here is the link to track her travels. If you see her, please give her a tour of your garden (and post photos!).
Petunia is the garter snake that moved into our vegetable garden in its early days. This space shares the ever-evolving garden along with some excursions beyond the fence.
Wednesday, February 21, 2007
Blossom (the Travel Bug) Update
Remember Blossom, my geocaching travel bug? See her release, more about geocaching and travel bugs in this post. Apparently, releasing a garden seeking travel bug at the end of the traditional garden season isn't a good idea. (Any type of garden, natural or tended will do, though.) She has finally moved a little and is in Utah. I hope she doesn't get lost before spring. I'd love to see some pictures of her travels, but none have been posted yet. Here is the link to track her travels. If you see her, please give her a tour of your garden (and post photos!).
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5 comments:
This is a fantastic photo. I've only seen this at a Butterfly Farm over here.
Wow! that is one beautiful butterfly!
Wonderful photo! Amazing. We are still waiting for the snow and ice to thaw, so your butterfly made me smile.
That is a fab photo! I love cosmos, it's so pretty.
Marvelous Butterfly photo! I can't wait to see them fluttering about the garden again!
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