Spring Is In The Air...

Time has gotten away from me, and I just realized that I never shared my... 

Spring and Summer Bucket List

These flowers are from scattered gardens around the yard.

We have already crossed eight things off the list...crossing things off is so satisfying.

Here is a peek at the Bucket List Calendar, April has been "busy" and colorful.

These 2 Japanese Cherry Blossom Trees belong to the couple that live next door to us.

They are always beautiful this time of year, next are the tulips the hubs planted last fall.

He planted a total of 300 bulbs in the front yard around the mailbox, the birdhouse

and in the front center garden.

The deer found and enjoyed all of the flowers in the center garden and around the birdhouse.

The hubs sprayed a deer deterrent around the tulips by the mailbox which saved them.

I love the colors he choose this year...he always picks the color and orders them from the same company.

The colors, peach, yellow and white look perfect together

We pass this breathtaking path of trees while out on our adventures.

They are also Japanese Cherry Blossom Trees.

Items I purchased in the Longwood Gardens Gift shop.

Stationary, a suncatcher, paperclips for my junk journal, angel chime, seeds for the flower garden...

and 2 beautiful yellow flower desert plates...I do not need them but I had to have them.

The hubs washed all of the windows...

he cleaned and filled the bird feeders.

Another really nice day!

The Cherry Blossoms At Branch Brook Park, NJ

 Branch Brook Park in Essex County, NJ 

 has the largest and most diverse collection of Cherry Blossom Trees in the United States.

The park is 360 acres and has more than 6,300 flowering cherry blossom trees in 18 varieties.

Although Washington D.C. is thought to be the Cherry Blossom capital of the world,

this park has more trees than the capital.

In the past, we have gone to Washington, DC to see the cherry blossoms there, although breathtaking,

it is very crowded and almost impossible to navigate.

Here the trees are in a larger area and much easier to photograph. and enjoy.

Now let's get to the good stuff, the pictures!

Here we are...at the end of another awesome day!