Happy Mothers Day all mothers :o)

Marvellous SK. Thats what keeps them going isnt it. So good for them to keep doing it if they can.

Hello nice to see they still get pleasure from the garden. My Mom and Dad same sort of age but Dad gives us orders on what to do but both my sister and i get the love of gardening from Mom and Dad Best Wishes Eileen

I think thats great, I reckon fresh air and exercise does everyone the world of good.
The garden looks lovely.

It is lovely for you to have your parents still with you and top marks to them for doing some sorting in their garden. It is nice for them that they can manage to do a bit and your mom sounds quite a bit better with her replacement knee. Wonderful what a difference it makes to people's lives with these procedures.

Its great that they still get enjoyment from their garden, my dad has to use a scooter for getting about but still does all his own grasscutting, he says the mower holds him up and so far it does,lol.
I was a bit iffy this morning as this is only the second Mothering Sunday without my mum but hubby took me out to the family grave where we scattered mums ashes and I had my little chatter and placed my flowers, must admit I felt better after my visit, then I received my gifts from my family, all in all not a bad day.
Best Wishes Sue......

Glad that your Mum and Dad are still around and enjoying their garden. They do very well at keeping it nice. My parents have been gone for a few years but I still miss them, especially at times like these. It's just the fact of being able to give them a ring and talk to them or pop in to see them that I miss and their humour and love, so I'm glad that you cherish yours.
Long may they live.

Their garden looks well kept. It's nice to have parents who are interested in it ( I didn't lol )

How lovely to be able to retain your independance,at that age.I really admire them,and a very apt blog for Mother's day.glad you had a nice one,I did,too..:o)

After reading all your replies i am grateful my parents are still with me we do take things for granted sometimes don't we, i will cherish these years that are left. Glad you felt better after visiting Lincslass, 2 years is not long for grieving especially for someone so close to you.

Late to this blog, SK, I think it's wonderful that your parents are still able to enjoy their garden in their later years. How's your Mum coping with her replacement knee now?

Oh she's running round like a young 'un! well almost lol, no pain thats the main thing, was painful when she had it done but at least its gone now was in agony before she had it done.

Excellent news! : o )