Hosta, I can grow them as no deer are around, the big hyway, and the railroad block them from coming this way.
daisys, a natural part of this area
looks like the green peppers are coming along. The after noon storms have been hard on them.
This guy is so bright even from the office window.
Time to harvest and dry for this years chamomile tea.
the black raspberry season has started, they will turn black as they ripen.
I planted a variety of colours of these flowering peas years ago , only this colour has lived on.
This garden has grown beyond my time and ability to weed, sigh.
pretty enough.
one of many spirea shrubs about.
The basic daylily, I call them ditch lilies because that is where they enjoy to grow. Wet in spring, dry in summer.
commonly called gold drops
Monks hood, a poisonous plant
These daylilies are often grown in commercial landscapes as they bloom all summer and are very tolerant to the dry conditions of parking lot planters.
Catalpa tree flowers, a great shade tree, this one just appeared in the yard decades ago, now it shades guests during our summer social.
The catalpa tree has large leaves as well.
currents almost ready to harvest, a weird strain from a garden center.
The norfolk pine in the morning.
Cardinal, at dusk.
Enjoy your day
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