The large leaves of the rhubarb dominate the photo. Also seen is hosta, Asiatic lily, and of course grass. The little guy at the end of the rain gutter is watching water come out of the end of it when it rains.
The dinner plate hibiscus is going to start to explode with blooms. The real color is a lighter red rather than the dark red that can be seen in the photo.
This yellow coneflower is weathered and probably underwater. I am hoping that it gets more established as it seems to be not very aggressive in growth as most coneflowers are.
This lily keeps putting out more blooms with all of its spots. It will probably increase with more stems next spring.
I will have larger tomatoes this year but it is apparently going to take time for them to ripen.
We had a light rain on Sunday evening a small amounts are better than none. I will still water everything tomorrow really giving things a good soaking.
Thanks for stopping by today.
4 comments:
That Hibiscus bloom will be beautiful!
We sure do miss having a garden with fresh tomatoes for BLTs.
That is a beautiful lily....
I've never grown rhubarb before. I do love the large hibiscus blooms...I had the pink with red center years ago. Best wishes with the tomatoes.
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