HAKONECHLOA - JAPANESE FOREST GRASS - GREAT TO BRIGHTEN UP A SHADY AREA
PERENNIAL HIBISCUS
BAMBI BEING AN ANGEL AND MUNCHING ON WEEDS
GORGEOUS DAY LILY
I GET SO MANY WIERD AND WONDERFUL MUSHROOMS AND FUNGI POPPING UP ALL OVER MY GARDEN
THESE HUGE BEETLES DEVOUR TREE STUMPS
MORE OF THE JAPANESE FOREST GRASS
I ADORE THESE LITTLE SQUIRRELS
CLIMBING ROSE, BLOOMING CHIVES
TERRESTRIAL ORCHID
THIS BLACK SNAKE HAD JUST BEEN INTO THE TITMOUSE BIRDHOUSE AND EATEN THE BABIES, I WAS SO DEVASTATED, BUT OH WELL, THAT'S NATURE AND A BOY'S GOTTA EAT.
EVENING PRIMROSE BLOOMS
I SEE YOU
LAVENDER
HOW BEAUTIFUL IS A BLUE JAY
CHIVE BLOOMS - THEY CAN BE BROKEN UP INTO SALADS TO ADD COLOR AND FLAVOR
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SALVIA |
SPECTACULARLY VIVIDLY BLUE LOBELIA
PINK LINARIA
A GROSBEAK & MALE CARDINAL SHARE THE FEEDER
VARIEGATED SAGE - HERB
LAVENDER
GROSBEAK
I TOLD YOU - FUNGUS AND MUSHROOMS POP UP IN THE STRANGEST PLACES, IN THE STRANGEST FORMS
BUTTERCUP WITH A LITTLE WASPY VISITOR
WHITE BLEEDING HEART
YOU GOT NUTS??
HYDRANGEAS COMING IN TO BLOOM IN EARLY SPRING
EARLY PALE BLUE HYDRANGEA BLOOM
DOE A DEER, HIDING BEHING THE RASPBERRY BUSHES
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| GORGEOUS COLOR OF JAPANESE FOREST GRASS BACKDROP WITH LOBELIE AND JAPANESE PAINTED FERN |
ANOTHER BEAUTIFUL BLUE JAY
DOWN THE SIDE OF THE HOUSE, EARLY SPRING HYDRANGEAS, STILL PALE BLUE - MOST WERE SLIPPED FROM A CUTTING STUCK INTO THE GROUND, ONE BUD BELOW SOIL LEVEL, ONE ABOVE. I FORGET ABOUT THEM FOR A SEASON OR TWO AND THEN WE HAVE ANOTHER HYDRANGEA BUSH
MOM CARDINAL FEEDS THE BABY WHILE DAD MUNCHES ON SUNFLOWER SEEDS
HYDRANGEAS ARE MY FAVORITES - WELL ONE OF THEM
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COOL SPOT TO RELAX ON A HOT SUMMER'S DAY. |
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