Aztec zinnias
late tomato harvest ripening under cover - 'German Johnson' variety
too-late-planted cabbages (didn't get large enough to harvest)
perennial garden in full glory
I wish I could remember what this is:
It has pretty red stems, whatever it is. It looks like zinnia leaves, but it might be a weed!
Monarch butterfly larva
ground cherries
I don't know the name of this little black bee. We'll call her Shirley.
Top: 'Yellow Butterflies' mullein;
Bottom: 'Cardinal' basil
It was the first time I planted tall verbena (Verbena bonariensis), and I absolutely love it. Especially interplanted with the Russian sage (Perovskia). It's not truly a perennial in this zone, but I hope it reseeds itself. It may not, so I'm starting more seed indoors in March in case it doesn't.
dark purple = verbena; light purple = Russian sage
The old mimosa tree at the west end of the garden lost a couple of limbs in the winter storms, and I think you can see why...
The August garden before a rain:
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