Overcast photos
For all the chances of rain we were supposed to have this week, I've gotten very little. I say, bring it on! We need more rain in Austin.
Took a few photos of newly blooming things in the garden:
Some zinnias and marigolds. The zinnias self-seeded here.
The corn poppies are putting on a show now and this area is swarming with bees:
Some asiatic lilies I got off the $1 rack at Lowes last year:
Lastly, some balsams (Impatiens Balsamina) that self-seeded from last year. Wish they were red or purple ones instead of pink, though.
What's newly blooming in your yards?
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- 8 years ago
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- 8 years ago
8 years agolast modified: 8 years agoI love all the color, especially from the self seeded beauties.
You have gotten some rain! We've only had about 1/2 inch here so far.
The Garden Bloggers Fling starts today in Austin. I was hoping for some good weather for the attendees. Maybe it will clear a bit this afternoon.
What's newly blooming in my yard is the fragrant mock orange. Right now it has more flowers than leaves. It blooms, but the bush has never thrived. This is the third place I've moved it to. I hope it likes it here. It's in a planter easily accessible to my nose ... :-)
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