Everything looks great Kasha. What brug is the seed pod on?
Thank you for sharing.

Thanks Dani-
The seed pod is from a huge white noid that is similar to Kong... I crossed her with Creamsickle... don't know how long it will grow before the killing frost- I'm debating on bringing it in for the winter or not- I hate the bugs etc...
kasha77

Beautiful, Kasha.

Wow what some lovely flowers you have
great photo's!
Susan

Kasha what great pictures. But you are a little trickster lol. I for one...who else?, clicked on the spider to see it even LARGER lol. Thinking can I take it? Turns out that the clicked picture is the SMALL version roflmao

UFF what a relief ha ha ha

Jokes aside...the purple flower is absolutely GORGEOUS! What an eye catcher!!

I love OLD furniture. It holds a lot of history and if it only could talk...the stories it could tell you.

Of COURSE your BRUGS...WOW they look SO PERFECT! Like they will bloom 4FR. Hope the seedpod will ripen for you!! Good luck for that one.

Lucy

Thank you everyone- sorry Lucy- I'm just figuring out this upload thing- the spider really is beautiful- but only OUTSIDE! IT's raining this am- I don't start work til 12:00- was hoping to get my mums & pansies in the front garden- but thank God for the lovely gentle rain.... saves my well too! Have a blessed day ya'll!
hugs~
kasha77

WOW, you've got some beautiful flowers in your garden! That blue sky with a few clouds is fantastic -- no smog like we get here.

Beautiful flowers and the landscape/sky pic is so pretty. Very cool spider. Do you know what it is. I'd bring the brug in until the pod ripens. Even if the foliage drops the pod will likely hold. If it's in the ground just dig up a good size rootball.

oh Kasha no need to say you are sorry. It was ment to be FUNNY what I replied ;-)

Lucy