June 18, 2019

Jenny Wren Welcomes the Wren!

Spinning in the Corgyncombe Garden of Herbs!
Jenny Wren Lindenwood was delighted to welcome the Wren back this spring!






Fritillaria meleagris

It was a soggy, rainy wet May but the pearly drops on the flowers are so pretty!


Forget-Me-Nots




When the rain stops, Jenny Wren enjoys taking her spinning wheel out into the Corgyncombe Garden of Herbs. Sweet woodruff, forget-me-nots, lamb's-ears, chives, Lady's Keys and heart's ease provide a pleasing background. She loves to hear the birdies singing... especially the Wren.


Corgyncombe Wren


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