We’re In The Yard, ignoring the slowly gathering overcast
Just Kitty & the Zinnias & the cactus fruit & me . . .
On the edges, two or three patches of Oxalis, one of my abiding favorites, is showing off. But they also know how to fold up & keep low when the weather comes. . . .
An increasing number of late roses are opening up, a I like the japonica as a frame — it’s a hardy bush which shows vivid green & yellow year-round.
The morning glories are still a phenom. with three colors of blossoms on one vine. They’re still celebrating having overwhelmed everything else in this corner; but their days are numbered. And no matter what, neighbor Ms. Hazel’s flag is still flying, as always.
Hmmmm. My sense is the flowers & bushes are ready for a storm, in their way. But will the bottle tree make it through a tough weekend?
I love this! Hope Hurricane Ian keeps its distance from you and kitty and all.
Thanks, Barbara — we’re noting all the updates on the weather radar.
I would take in the bottle tree.
Arlene— If it comes blowing past, grab it and it’s yours!