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| Glory 'n' Plumes |
Though grasses are in plume, it's still summertime in our garden. We've made a few interesting observations, in consideration of this year's very rainy season. Here are a few photos, taken just moments ago.
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| Perennial Red Hibiscus |
Hibiscus bloomed later than ever, thus not receiving its just due in poolside photo captures. Its cousin, the prettier variety of Rose Of Sharon, flowered late, too.
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| Gifted Impatiens |
Impatiens grew all over the place, evidently from previously scattered seeds, 'cause I only planted a few.
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| Prettiest Rose of Sharon |
A lot of Morning Glory had to be pulled early. Why? Also from dormant seeds, it worked its way into just about everything, with leaves mammoth in size.
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| Perennial Snowy Hibiscus |
Everything green requires trimming. Just think tropical rainforest, towering foliage and elephant-ear leaves. Gotta love Mother Nature. I hope she's dried to the core and shall afford us an easy winter. But something tells me that we'll see plenty of winter-white.
