I know a lot of these pictures are similar to the previous post but everything looks so lush after the rain I had to take a second look.
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| The horseherb is really taking off. I'm going to transplant lots of them to put under my big oaks in front as a groundcover. They do well in sun or shade, need very little water and the deer don't eat it. |
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| My newest little pond. I've got a solar fountain in it but it gets a fair amount of shade, sooooo fountain does not work a lot. |
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| One of the long beds. |
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| Another look. |
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| Salvia greggi and gomphrena 'Strawberrky fields' with a reddish lantana on the right just about ready to bloom. |
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| Ready for fall. |
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| The Texas Sage has been blooming since we started getting rain in September. |
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| The box 'room' in front. I'm going to replace the leaves with horseherb groundcover. |
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| The butterfly vine is looking great. |
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| Dried blossoms from the butterfly vine. These are great in dried flower arrangements. |
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| The bluebonnet seedlings are popping out. |
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| My lemon crop. Looking good. |
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| I found this fantastic looking pumpkin at HEB. It's a little work of art. |
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| I was lucky to find one with a lot of stem attached. |
