Purslane...

I planted two different colors of purslane in my mother's old concrete pots and it was doing very well... Then something (probably a rabbit) ate them down to the bare nubs. I had to make some chicken wire cages for them and hope the plants will come back.

[Susan Wakely]

A lovely garden scene. I hope that the chicken wire works.

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Looks beautiful, Mags.

[Diana]

such a wonderful capture of this beautiful garden scene. I hope the wire works!

[Bucktree]

Those pots are gorgeous. Good luck deterring those pesky wabbits. lol

[Mags]

@wakelys Thank you, Susan. So far - so good. =)

@mittens Thank you, Marilyn.

@ludwigsdiana Thank you so much, Diana.

@dkellogg Thank you very much, David. Ha ha! Elmer Fudd would be happy. They're working so far. =)

[Margaret Brown]

Looking very pretty, I do like the young lady too!

[Corinne C]

A lovely garden and a great composition.
I cannot see the chicken wire...

[Mags]

@craftymeg Thank you, Margaret.

@corinnec Thank you so much, Corinne. I didn't have them up yet when I took this. =)

[Corinne C]

@marlboromaam :-)

[Babs]

What a lovely garden scene.

[Mags]

@onewing Thank you, Babs.

[haskar]

Lovely garden scene and light.

[Dione Giorgio]

A gorgeous garden scene. I like the statue and the containers with flowers. If you lived here rabbits would not be there to attack them but snails would have ravaged them just the same.

[Wylie]

How frustrating! Good luck.

[Mags]

@haskar Thank you, Haskar.

@sangwann Thank you so much, Dione.

@pusspup Thanks, Wylie.

[Dorothy]

A lovely garden scene and reminds me a need a cage around my dill to protect it from rabbits.

[Mags]

@illinilass Thank you, Dorothy.

[Kathy A]

Such a nice garden scene, I love that statue

[Mags]

@kjarn Thank you, Kathy. Me too, especially since it was in my mother's little yard. =)