The oxeye daisies along the road are beginning to bloom. They, along with other seed sown flowers, form a one-hundred foot border along the street. I might also plant a few patches of petunias or some other heavy flowering plant here and there along the street, too!
Yesterday, I stopped at several parks on my way to work in Research Triangle Park.
The first was Fletcher Park in Raleigh. This was the former home to The Methodist Orphanage before the advent of State run programs.
Several of the old buildings are used as offices by the park and recreation department.
Borden Building
Garris Building
Ferns around the Garris Building
My last stop before arriving for work was Lake Crabtree Park. It’s a large lake and it was very quiet. A pair of Canadian geese were foraging around the picnic table where I was sitting. The fish in the lake were very active along the shore, too. I assume they were spawning?
The temps have been reaching near 80f by late afternoon. Summer is near!
Arthur in the Garden. 
I’m sure a lot of walkers, runners and bike riders appreciate the flowers you plant along the street. I like seeing them when I pass people’s yards.
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Yes, I find notes in my mailbox from those you enjoy them so!
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Nice post. Love your 3 stops on the way to work. BTW–a friend shared a lovely but rampant tall yellow daisy that blooms in the fall. Would you like for your street garden?
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Oh? Why of course!
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Your border planting along the street is lovely…daisies always make me smile. I’m sure passersby enjoy your wonderful flowers.
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Thanks! Yes, whenever anyone is trying to locate my house and ask for directions my neighbors always respond “oh, the little guy with the yard full of flowers and banana trees?”
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I think it is lovely that you are known for your flowers. 🙂
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