Spotted Lanternfly Invasive Insect

Clemson HGIC (Home and Garden Information Center) credit

Spotted Lanternfly (Lycorma delicatula) is a voracious invasive planthopper that feeds on over 100 plant species including fruit, ornamental, and woody trees. SLF was first detected in the U.S. in 2014 in Pennsylvania and has since spread via human travel in all life stages to several surrounding states including North Carolina. Please keep an eye out for SLF in South Carolina.  credit Clemson   Report If Seen In South Carolina  Here

Eastern Bluebirds

Photo by Hibiscus House 

Simple Living Posts

Today I'm  sharing a collection of posts done in the past that 

I think you may enjoy revisiting. The theme is "Simple"

Simple Living, How Hard Can It Be?

Happy Valentine's Day Sweet Friends

 photo credit

 I hope each of you have a day filled with love!

2026 Snow Produced Amazing Snowflakes

Exciting!

 

 The snow is beginning to fall here, extra special for us!

We enjoyed one of the rare snowstorms here recently!

More Southern Sayings

You know, we in the South do have a way with words

My grandparents & Great grandparents really had their own way of speaking

And my daddy spoke like he was Cajun at times