After a week of almost daily rains,
I have been one happy camper and
the garden seems to share that feeling.
native milkweed
lantana
thryallis
black-eyed susan vine
dwarf mondo grass
native mondo grass
lemon tree
with native butterfly vine
cotton plant
peanut
spider plant
holly tree
impatients
(these popped up from nowhere!)
zinnias
morning glory
unidentified vine
growing on the east rain barrel
I'm grateful that I had the rain to listen to
I can't think of anything more healing.
Glad to be sharing this beautiful bloomin' tuesday with y'all.
Blessed be your gardens.
You have many plants I'm not familiar with; the native butterfly vine sounds interesting.
ReplyDeleteThe pitter patter of rain does have a therapeutic quality to it, doesn't it? Hope you are feeling better.
Looks like a bad invasive, Old World Climbing Fern is your mystery vine. UhOh. If so. Kill it while you can.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful blooms, Daisy. I can't believe how "loaded" your lemon tree is. How nice!
ReplyDeleteJust caught up on reading some back posts...so sorry you needed recuperation time. Hope that "hard head" is healing well. (Lame joke, I know.) Being able to look out upon that beautiful, rain-soaked garden must have been a blessing.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteDaisy, You have such beautiful yellows in your garden. I love the lantana! Hope you feel better soon.
ReplyDeleteDaisy your garden is a riot of colour....... agree that everything perks up after a good rain, hopefully you too.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty indeed. The unidentified vine is most interesting. Continue to feel better!
ReplyDeleteHi Daisy,
ReplyDeleteI very much enjoyed my tour of your gardens with the yellow blossoms. I tried to grown butterfly weed and it did well for a few years, but then I'm not sure what happened. Your zinnias are so colorful. Beautiful photos.
Beautiful photos! Looks like your plants are all doing fantastic!!
ReplyDeleteDaisy, everything looks gorgeous! I just love a good rain! It rained here for 4 days straight and everything is so green.
ReplyDeleteLavender Cottage-Thank you. That's one of the thing I love about the link up. I learn what grows in other areas of the country.
ReplyDeleteRick-Will do. ;0)
Sue-Thank you. Wanna come over for some lemonade?
NanaK-You know it!
Kat-Glad you enjoyed it!
Beth-Thank you. I always enjoy visiting your garden too.
Rosemary-How sweet. Thank you.
Darla-I'm workin' on it!
Donna-I'm a zinnia lover too!
Yael-You have much to look forward to!
Staci-They're like me, they love the rain!
Kelly-Yes, it makes a world of difference! Thanks for visiting!
You have so many beautiful yellows!Your garden must look amazing in person. Jean
ReplyDeleteBeautiful blooms and great photos. I enjoy visiting gardens in other parts of the country. We have had a lot of rain here and are waitig for the sun to warm us and dry us out a little. I do love the sound of raing though.
ReplyDeleteJean-How kind of you to say. Wish you could come for a visit!
ReplyDeleteSherry-Me too. Hope your sunshine comes soon.