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Best thing I've seen today
Submitted by Gardener in the sky on March 25, 2007 - 19:30.Community :: Lake Geneva Region :: Swiss News :: How-to :: Valais, Switzerland
It was windy and chilly enough in the Valais today for wool caps, despite the sunshine. Plants are bravely facing temperatures around zero at night and appear less harmed than I expected after a week of cold. But a speck of bright red caught my eye this afternoon and cheered me enormously: two ladybugs working on a spring family. I leaned down to photograph them, thinking they were too preoccupied or stiff from the cold to notice my lens, but they quickly scurried off together to a cozy little spot at the base of the wooden swing, down in the grass.
I left them alone. Their babies are the best thing around for dealing with nasty aphids like these ones on my roses last spring.
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Best thing I've seen today
Submitted by Gardener in the sky on March 25, 2007 - 19:30.Community :: Lake Geneva Region :: Swiss News :: How-to :: Valais, Switzerland
It was windy and chilly enough in the Valais today for wool caps, despite the sunshine. Plants are bravely facing temperatures around zero at night and appear less harmed than I expected after a week of cold. But a speck of bright red caught my eye this afternoon and cheered me enormously: two ladybugs working on a spring family. I leaned down to photograph them, thinking they were too preoccupied or stiff from the cold to notice my lens, but they quickly scurried off together to a cozy little spot at the base of the wooden swing, down in the grass.
I left them alone. Their babies are the best thing around for dealing with nasty aphids like these ones on my roses last spring. (continue reading)→