I tried to find their name. I found one on-line that was called, "White British wild flower." Most people just called them white wild flowers.
The flowers were blooming everywhere in the front yard. Now I know why we should not be so eager to mow our yards. There are flowers to be seen.
I strolled over to the Maple tree and admired the type of grass that grows under some shaded trees. If only I had a yard of it, I would never have to mow.
I walked to the big Oak tree and realized why I should mow the front yard.
Some grass is just weedy and needs to be mowed. I then went over to the west side of the yard and admired the white clover. I wish it grew that way in the back yard.
I looked at some Iris plants that I had thrown away one year in the field. It had changed color. I don't know why, perhaps lack of water or different soil type.
The same Iris turned light blue, almost white in another location.
The same plant in my flower bed is purple.
I then took a walk through my field and looked at a young Red Oak.
On my journey I saw a bumble bee resting.
I also saw a strange weed like plant with a cluster of something.
I finally went back to my yard and saw snow. It was a snowmound spirea.
On the way to my house I noticed the sage was beginning to blossom.
Well that's enough of that, I got work to do.
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