The seed pods of this flower are so interesting to see. I don't really understand why it needs al those projections on them. Do you know what flower that it is?
From the house I could see that the white clematis had put out three more blooms. It is in the seed pod stage and bloom stage at the same time. The fly was not a planned part of the photo and would have brushed it away if I had seen it.
We don't like to eat much rhubarb but the three plants that I have just won't stop. I watched a neighbor pulling it and promptly putting it his garbage. It seems like a good solution. I dug one plant up completely to give away to a friend and I see that I didn't get it all dug out. It now has grown up bigger and better than ever.
My neighbors to the northwest have taken an idea from my displaying of Canada geese. I could see around the corner of there fenced flower garden area, the head of a Canada peeking around the corner. There knock out roses are coming back from the beetles and drought time. They have their entire area covered with rocks to stop a single weed from coming through.
My final photo to share is this zinnia. It has the top center in focus and the rest of it is unfocused, I didn't plan it that way but it does make for an interesting effect. It is Saturday and I hope everyone is good. Thanks from stopping by today.
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