Not much doing for flowers and gardens at the Matzke Park these days. But on my 7:15 AM morning walk around the path this morning... this guy was perched on the fence on the north side where it goes along Grant Rd. He seemed "frozen" and oblivious to anyone passing by and he was still there in the same position when I left about 8:30 AM.
And when we drove by about 10:30 AM.. HE WAS STILL THERE and hadn't moved.
I have seen this animal before at the park. One time "playing dead" right next to the path. Again, he/she was there the whole time I was walking. You can see what that looks like HERE if you click on the link and scroll down a bit.
Information in support of NGC, the gardens of Matzke Park, and our home gardens. A 501c3, Association for Better Community Schools (ABCS), was founded in 1994 and successfully preserved these 20 acres for public use. In 2007 ABCS and Norchester Garden Club (NGC) members developed, and still maintain, the Butterfly Garden. NGC projects, meeting notices, and programs are reported here and the public is welcome to participate. Email questions or comments to ABCS.Park@att.net
Monday, March 16, 2015
Friday, March 6, 2015
Amazing Flowers
We have had a surprising number of below freezing nights in the past several weeks. Last night was another... with a low in our back yard of 31.1 degrees. These two Hibiscus were picked this afternoon. And their siblings, still on the plants, look just as fine.
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