All the citrus in pots are doing well and full of flowers. This is the variegated lemon.
A little rain and the Virginia Creeper took off like a rocket. I love the look.
The back crepe myrtle allee all weeded except for bluebonnets, of course. I am really pleased with the gate I made last fall. The iris are blooming along the side.
Ahh, weeding. Half done for this path.
Expanding my drip irrigation. I hate plumbing!
The spiderwort has traveled all through my garden. Each plant seems to have a different shade of purple.
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| I mowed the orchard because the grass was so tall. Tried to save a few of the bluebonnets. |
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| Poppys and bluebonnets, how great. |
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| I love this little basket arrangement. |
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| The iris are so big this year they are falling over due to so much rain. This is Immortality. |
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| My first tomatillo. |
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| The tomato plants are looking really good. |
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| The woods look so wonderful on rainy days. More spiderwort popping up. |
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| Citrus ready to pick. |
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| This is my only 'in ground' planted citrus (lemon). For 2 years I had no fruit because I kept fertilizing it. Lots of lush leaves but no fruit. Turns out potted citrus need lots of fertilizer but not those planted in the ground. I cut back on fertilizing this in ground lemon and now I have lots of blooms showing up. Maybe a big crop this year! |
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| Climbing rose against the south wall. |
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| All the hesperloe are blooming. |
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| Celeste fig leafing out. |
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| Julia Child rose. |
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| Crepuscule, myfavorite rose. |
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| Need to repot this. The sedum needs to share space with the asparagus fern. |
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| I know, halloween and fall are long gone but these pumpkins still look great. Maybe I'll try saving the seeds. I love them. |
That's all for now.
