Everything looks so fallish in the back of the truck waiting to go to the great mulch pile in the sky.
Clematis seeds.
The Clean-Up Continues
The chickens have eaten the sedum naked...no leaves just blooms.
The Trumpet Vine has never bloomed so well.
Hanging on for dear life.
Goldenrod
Sweet roses
Limelight hydrangea
Last of it's kind.
Darkest Morning Glory
The Blanket Flower is so tall that it is starting to fall over.
Coreopsis
I am starting to gether seeds for next year.
This looks like an Impatient but it is growing up in the middle of the strawberry patch.
Mark's favorite variety of Coleus.
Next to the last vegetable still growing.
I Am Amazed We Still Have Color
It has been unbearably hot and humid here in the Ohio Valley. But I still have lots of new bloomers.
The only hosta flower left in the yard.
Mark's Oakleaf hydrangea
Hydrangea at the corner of the driveway.
Trying To Beat The Heat
Finally, my little cherry tomatoes are turning red.
And check out little veggie man.
I tried cutting a watermelon a different way today. I think I will always cut it like this from now on.
Seeing Red
Naked Ladies or as my friend Betsy calls them, Surprise lilies.
One of Mark's ligularias.
New Members To The Backard
Came back from Utah and found these beauties!
Finally some beans
Mrk loves beets. We have been getting them in our CSA box from Cedarmore Farm CSA and he decided I needed to can some beet salad. So I did. Eight pints and one almost full quart THAT WE ARE ALREADY EATING. Not too bad either.
August Is Starting Out Gangbusters
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