Happy Sunday Y'all!
What a BEAUTIFUL morning! The hubbs was up early to go fishing so I decided to head out in the garden in the wee hours this morning. 6:30 am found me groggy and bleary eyed but I am glad I was out before the waves of heat came rolling in.
I took the dogs out with me but decided Chubbs could be my garden buddy this morning. He is 10 and his favorite thing to do is his impression of a speed bump. Except today he was rather alert.
Here he is inspecting my raised bed's project
Zombie dog and killer garden mist! lol
The morning mist on a grape leaf.
My outta control perennial bed.
Dew covered Asiatic Lily
Evil sneaky weed planning to overthrow my garden bed. It must be stopped!
I thought this plant is a daisy--but now I am not sure. oops!
My Cone-flowers are as tall as me.
It just screams HELLO!!
Butterfly bush beginning to flower
A thirsty petunia
Coleus
A perfect dew covered rose.
I have lots more to share but I am tired. Last night was a very late night 3am and back up at 6:30am. ugh! Then this afternoon I had a 70 minute drive each way to attend my nephews graduation. I am glad to be at home in the AC and it is quiet. Umm I think I need a nap! So I am gonna go dream about all my fruits, veggies and flowers. What is growing in your yard?
We where out checking our garden this morning and the carrots, pole beans,corn,peppers, and tomato plants are coming along nicely. We to have to weed out the flower beds but everything is really coming along. As far as the heat I'm done I like it alot cooler.... Happy Gardening
ReplyDelete@Sandra--I know this heat is awful! I try to go out in the evening when it is cool but then the bugs view me a buffet. Early morning is best but I am such a night owl!
DeleteThe flowers are beautiful and Chubbs is quite a nice looking dog.
ReplyDeleteThanks K! Chubbs is my favorite boy, haha. He is such a lovable, hug-able, goofball. He isn't isn't as social as my other dog Tovah (she's a spoiled princess)but I love him. Even if he is kinda neurotic at times.
DeleteChubbs as a speed bump--now that's funny!
ReplyDeleteI can't believe your coneflower. Mine have barely broken out of the dirt.
Stay cool!
Sue-He's really, really good at it! And of course always right in my way. In front of the fridge. In front of the stove. (He's a smart boy--he knows where the food comes from)
DeleteEverything in my perennial bed comes up early. I believe it is because of the heat mass from the concrete block (Garage wall). It makes it's own micro-climate. Well that and every winter I put down a good 4-6 inches of straw on the flower beds. I usually pull it back in March and rake it out in April. I have a 2 -3 foot tall rosemary bush that overwinters there with out issue.