We have had such a busy summer, that I decided to take snaps of the beauties that have been basking in the sunlight and drinking in the rain, as we go about our working day. I don't seem to tire of walking through and delighting in the constant changes as we alternate and divide out attention elsewhere in the orchard and to other life happenings and necessities throughout the growing season.
Elderberrues stretching toward the clouds.
Our Aronia ripening.
The morning sun filters through this Aronia bush. We are going to have a nice wee crop this year to enjoy.
Giant Black-Eyed Susan's towering over the snapdragons. A fuzzy shot, (pre-caffeine, but I liked the contrast.
Some dill showing off, with garlic in their shadow.
Orchard at a glance, ever changing. The Keyhole Garden under mid-construction lower right.
Yonder goes H., harvesting garlic.
A Handful of aromatic, healthy, divine garlic, with their bulbils attached.
Look at those bulbs! About 250 this year!
Now that's-a-garlic!!!
"Good Day!", say this pair of sunflowers!
Grapes just hanging out, doing their ripening thing.
A Hibiscus Hello. They are such a nice tropical infusion to the garden, big as a dinner plate!
A lofty blanket of Cosmos.
Mullein, just beginning their yellow micro-bursts up the stalk. They are biennial , and show offs on the height-chart.
This is the stunning Ella Campagne. An explosion of these bright yellow flowers dazzle about.
Ripening Elders, growing beyond themselves to extend a greeting. :)
A Medlar growing along...despite pesky pests partaking of it's leaves.
Delicate, wispy Cosmos, again. Bright, and cheery.
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