Didn't think of it until just now.
Tickseed coreopsis.
In the same bed, lady bells. Yellow and lavender complimentary.
Stella dora daylily. TY Leslie.
This rose bush has bloomed bouquets this year.
Showing affects from heat.
Rose campion. TY Leslie.
Moon flower blooms at dusk, like watching a miracle.
Hosta in bloom.
Heliopsis, blooms up until frost.
First of the lilies to bloom:
Campanulas. TY Jean George.
Harvesting currants. Gift from grandparents about 35 years ago.
Not a banner year. Four cups this week.
Need 18 cups for one batch of jelly.
It is a banner year for blackcaps.
Will be filling freezer soon.
Campanula Cherry Bells:
Butternut squash blossom.
Expected to see bees in these pots of gold.
Here are the honey bees - in the milkweed.
The milkweed was abuzz this morning.
Milkweed has a pretty scent.
Wild daisies:
This verbascum is a considered a weed. One of my favs!
Clematis in all its glory:
Joe Pye Weed:
Three spheres of lupines remaining:
This is purposely named "Crazy Daisy."
Sundrops welcoming the day this morning:
Day lilies (known as ditch lilies) blooming profusely.
Certainly brightens my day.
Toes on cactus and bud. TY Ruby.
Two geraniums:
Oxalis. From my Gram.
See how the farmer patiently waits
for the land to yield its valuable crop
and how patient he is
for the autumn and spring rains.
James 5:7
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