Siden sidst...

Min datter har i sidste uge haft sidste dag hos dagplejemoren, for nu skal hun starte i børnehaven :)
 hun er også lidt havegal, og hvad giver man så i afskedsgave.....

en megaflot David Austin rose.... og den blev hun megaglad for, for hun har mistet en del roser i vinteren...
- så mon ikke at hun tænker på Celina hvert år når denne smukke rose springer ud ??

Og "selvfølgelig" var det en anden rose som sprang op i mine arme, og klæbede sig fast !! værre en tapetklister når det er værst....

Og postbuddet kom endda med pakker til mig...

2 stk hostaer i form af "Empress Wu" og "Lakeside dark satin" , de var pakket pæn og skånsom ind, så det var ikke noget at komme efter.
 Og UNDSKYLD !!!! Hosta-Hans..... men du har ikke disse 2 desværre. Jeg køber ellers alle min hostaer hos Hans fra hostadanmark.dk

fortsat go' dag

Min påskehilsen fra USA...

I USA har jeg nogle familie medlemmer, de sendte mig denne flotte påskehilsen...

 

 

A feast for the Easter Bunny: German couple decorate their garden tree with 10,000 painted eggs

Easter comes but once a year - but one couple have turned it into a lifetime's project.

German pensioners Volker and Christa Kraft have decorated the tree in their back garden in Saalfeld for Easter for more than 40 years.

The tree now drips with more than 9,800 colourful Easter eggs, painted with pastoral scenes and religious icons.

Volker Kraft adds to the 9,800 Easter eggs hanging from the tree in garden of the home he shares with his wife Christa

Each egg must be painstakingly emptied of yolk and whites, to ensure it will not go bad, before they can be hand painted and hung out for all to see.

The easiest way is to pierce two holes in each end of the egg with a hat-pin, then blow out the contents through a straw.

The better equipped can use a syringe pushed through just one hole to extract the gooey gubbins. But be cautious when handling raw eggs - they may carry salmonella.

Symbol of life: Carefully packed and intricately decorated Easter eggs lie waiting to be hung from the Krafts' tree

The egg is a pagan symbol of rebirth, widely used in spring festivals before its adoption by early Christians as a symbol of the resurrection of Jesus.

For followers of Christianity they are symbolic of Christ rising from his tomb two days after his death on the cross.

In ancient times, the Zoroastrians painted eggs for Nowrooz, their New Year celebration, which falls on the spring equinox.

Sculptures in the ruins of Persepolis , their capital, show people carrying eggs to their king for the occasion 2,500 years ago.

Don't tell the Easter Bunny! Heike Lutz, right, visits the Krafts' tree together with her son Anton Lutz, in her

After their kids moved out of the house, it seemed the Easter Tree would finally catch a break, but grandsons arrived and the Krafts went back to decorating their giant tree. The number of Easter eggs hung by the tree’s branches grew every year,and in 2010 it reached an incredible 9,500 eggs.








 

 

Er det ikke det man kalder et "påsketræ" !!! 

go' påske til jer alle...