I just noticed I never shared this lovely lily in front of the shed that bloomed while we were on vacation.
Sometimes I take interesting pictures or have an entertaining nuglet of information to share. You should swing by every now and again to see what's up. But if you don't I promise not to cry myself to sleep.
Showing posts with label lily. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lily. Show all posts
Wednesday, August 31, 2011
Friday, July 8, 2011
Update: in 5 photos.
| We are literally going to have 100s of peppers. I counted the largest ones and came up with 80. That's not including the blooms & mini-peps. |
| Shawn and I measured the longest vine... 15' long! |
| One of the many pumpkins on the biiig vine. |
| I still can't believe I grew these things from a seed. |
| The last of the lilies to bloom. |
Sunday, July 3, 2011
Random flowers
| These lilies are HUGE and smell phenomenal. |
| Bee nice to the helenium, sir! |
| This bright pink dianthus just sprung up out of nowhere. I wish more flowers would plant themselves. |
Monday, June 6, 2011
Ch-ch-ch-ch-changes
Well, in the course of the last week we've seen the rise and fall of Weinergate, Sarah Palin rewrote history, and Lulzsec had fun with numerous sites including good old Sony... Meanwhile, I'm still trying to grow vegetables. Not nearly as thrilling as a meat tweet BUT it certainly has its rewards. When looking back at the last post I am stunned to see how much the garden has grown - see for yourself:
Did I happen to mention that the pumpkins also went nuts? They have all officially spilled over the edge of the mini patch. What's interesting to me is the plants on either side of Audrey III are seeds from the same pumpkin but they are growing very differently. As you can see one is super long but the other one is rather bushy - only time will tell I suppose.
More exciting news: LILIES HAVE BLOOMED! There's 8 or so currently open and more look ready to burst. They're mostly a surprise to me since we bought them on the cheap last year ($1.65 each I think) - after they had bloomed. Wasn't sure what colors I'd be seeing this year, but so far it's mostly white with one yellow. I won't recognize the yard when we come back from vacation!
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