28 Jun
Love photographing water drops from the rain.
This is the Old Man’s Beard Cactus, if you look carefully at the water drop there is a reflection of my elbow from taking this photo.
This has a reflection of the trees above.
The Hibiscus had some nice water drops too.
Even the cactus blooms had some drops on them.
20 Jun
We’ve are having a record amount of rain for the month of June, my tomatoes have grown so large and already have tomatoes developing.
Cherry Tomatoes has lots of tomatoes on it already but the foliage is so lush and full I cannot seem to capture a photo of them.
This year I am trying a Lemon Boy Tomato, they have less acid and is a yellow tomato.
Mother nature is amazing, just in the last two days of rain the tomatoes doubled in size and height. Since we are getting so much rain I put down some epsom salt to maintain the nitrogen levels in the soil and to prevent blossom rot.
18 Jun
Almost every cactuses and succulents blooms and all with unique types and colors.
Bunnies Ears is one of my favorites
Peperomia Succulent
Succulent- sedum family
Not sure about the name, but it is unusual
I think this one is related to the tonque plant.
This is a miniature tongue plant, my pinky finger nail is larger then this plant.
Prickly Pears
Hens and Chicks
This one looks like a crown.
My new Jade Plant
15 Jun
Lewesia- Bitter Root
Astilbe
Japanese Bluebell Clematis- Roguchi
Blue Stars
Campanula
Black Iris
Clematis
Cosmos
Delphiniums
Dianthus
English Daisies
Lantana
Flax
Gazenias
Orange Gerberas
Gold Crest Honeysuckle
Daylily
Walker Mint
Miniature Rose
Rose
Rose
Salvia
Spiderwort
Talium Limon
Tickseed Coreopsis
Arrowhead Viburnum
Verbena-
Blanket Flower
Cobweb Hens and Chicks
Happy Garden Bloggers Bloom Day!
