happy Tuesday!
Mr D and i were out weeding the pea gravel a few weeks ago when
i spied this little green gem!
i couldn't toss it in yard waste receptacle. instead, i took
mon petit cèdre inside to our kitchen window! the baby tree
has already grown and inch and one half and sprouted two new limbs!
i give it a fresh drink of water every other day.
i changed the water this morning, and flourished the tiny green the bit of
Maria's Dutch butcher's twine. in a couple weeks, i'll take the petit arbre back
outside to it's birthplace and plant it in a pretty white pot.
i have been keeping and eye for new sprouted treasures.
perhaps i will have a tiny tree farm on the kitchen sill by Christmas!
(i have always wished to live on a Christmas tree farm.)
the best things in life are gifted to us...
...withLove!
What a cute little tree. I love the fragrance of fir tree and pines. xoxo,Susie
ReplyDeleteHow perfectly WONDERFUL!! I have a HUGE honeysuckle bush that was a gift from God - by way of a little bird dropping the seed!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely love the little cedar tree in its decorated bottle!
ReplyDeleteJudith
Owww i love your little green !!...so sweet .....love from me...xxx..
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful idea,I live down South,and we have lots of pines.Alot of people don't like themmm,can't blame them because of the storms.But I like my pines.And I wish you a very early Christmas with yours.
ReplyDeleteTill next time,
Marie Antoinette
How true, the best things in life appear when we least expect them... beautiful pictures.
ReplyDeleteGOOD MORNING DEAREST LYNNE!!!!! Any sign of life is worth saving. Love it. Anita
ReplyDeleteHello Lynne, isn't Nature wonderful? I do love it when the birdies leave little presents.
ReplyDeleteMany thanks for your visit and lovely comments. I would love a Lilac tree in my garden, the smell is just heavenly. Much love to you, Linda x