Flowers
Today’s photos of nasturtiums, meadowsweet, zucchini and
marigolds were taken in my yard a couple of days ago. in 2006 a friend gave me
some nasturtium seeds that he had collected from his plants and I have been
saving seeds every year since. Nasturtiums are very prolific and usually bloom
from late July to the first heavy frost. The bright yellow and orange flowers
add colour and are excellent for attracting bees.
Speaking of bees, there are few bumble bees in this part of the
island this year. Has anyone else noticed this? Where do you live?
My granddaughter planted marigolds, impatiens and pansies in
the garden I made for her. The flowers are doing very well. My grandson
planted potatoes, carrots, zucchini and cucumbers in the plot I prepared for
him. It won’t be long before he will be eating the zucchini bread he requested.
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