The exquisite beauty of a lily is breathtaking. |
Somehow I thought lilies would be more difficult than they are to grow. They seem happy in the corner of the garden are beginning to multiply. |
A good rain revives the garden. It almost seems that you if watched and waited for just a little longer, you could see the seeds sprout and the plants grow. That includes the weeds, too, of course. But how much easier weeding is after a rain. Grasp a weed and pull and out it comes, roots and all, never again to infringe where it should not.
White lilies are stunning. |
Pink Missouri Primrose are a good companion to the larkspur. |
Daylilies, both tall and short bloom along with mullein and yellow yarrow. |
The opposite view of the same flowers shown above. |
If you look closely you can see a butterfly on the butterfly weed. |
Lavender has a distinct scent. I've had trouble keeping it alive, but I may have found the right spot for it as this plant has been alive for several years, |
Lovely larkspur comes up here and there, wherever it chooses. |
Vivid purple Morning Glory bloom by the patio. |
In the Vegetable Garden
Last year's onions are blooming. They actually make a pretty nice cut flower. |
After last year with no homegrown tomatoes, it is wonderful to see tomatoes start to set on. Will we have ripe tomatoes by July 4th? |
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