With the start of June, the end of spring is near and here at Vintage Gardens we have had a boom in babies.  Just today we were visited by our little mama Doe and her new fawn.  Not more than a day old, the spotted baby and mom were first seen by guests having breakfast.  I haven't got a photo yet...but I will. 

Here at Vintage Gardens we have had many types of birds hatch and we have viewed the fledglings trying out their wings, baby squirles have been poking their heads out of the nests in hollows of the trees and American Toads have been singing their beautiful song of love.  We actually misses a couple nexting in a bush right next to our back door.  Guess I better pay more attention. Just the next remains now.

We have had a wet spring and the flowers have been spectacular this year.  The Roses and Peonies are now in bud and ready to burst.  I expect to see them in full bloom in about a week. So mid June promises to be full of flowers.  Now that summer is here our guests will enjoy walks in the gardens and woodlands and sipping an iced drink in the gardens. and RELAXING.

Our vegetable garden is in and guests have been feasting on omelets made with spring asparagus, I think we only have one more picking left.  But the basil is on the way and will make a lovely addition to our breakfasts.

On June 11th Vintage Gardens will host the Third Annual Vintage Tea and Wonders of Nature Art in the Gardens Exhibit a benefit for Wayne County Council for the Art.  If you are in the area make sure to stop and see the wonderful artwork created by our local artists.  The event starts at 5 pm and ends at 7 pm.  Entry is just $5 and all proceeds go to Wayne Arts.