Also known as a good luck plant probably because of it’s shamrock shaped leaves. It’s drought resistant and also weathers the cold pretty well.
The fact that it has almost year round blooms doesn’t hurt either. It spreads easily, though so you want to keep it contained.
This wild turkey decided it looked very inviting to lay in the grass.
The Eastern Phoebe eggs have hatched and here is a peek at the newborn chicks.
Camilla never seems to mind the camera, and she likes to mug for it.
I often see wild turkeys in the woods around our house, but this was the first I have seen in the yard!
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