(The plant did re-seed itself this summer so now I have two ginormous plants in our front flower bed. I need to remember this next year, so I can transplant at least one to another part of the yard.)
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
prickly
This is a part of the trumpet flower. I think that it may hold seeds inside? No clue, really. I'll keep watching it, in hopes of finding out.

(The plant did re-seed itself this summer so now I have two ginormous plants in our front flower bed. I need to remember this next year, so I can transplant at least one to another part of the yard.)
(The plant did re-seed itself this summer so now I have two ginormous plants in our front flower bed. I need to remember this next year, so I can transplant at least one to another part of the yard.)
Tuesday, July 20, 2010
more flowers
This is another shot of the ever-blooming trumpet flower. (My mom calls it an angel trumpet flower. I'm sure it has other names.) Note the blooms on the ground. They bloom once, then fall off.
Monday, July 19, 2010
Sunday, July 18, 2010
cotton candy sky
We finally had a decent rain this evening. When it went away, we were left with a sky that looked a little like cotton candy.

I wasn't able to get the full pink effect, as I wasted a few minutes searching for my camera.
I wasn't able to get the full pink effect, as I wasted a few minutes searching for my camera.
Saturday, July 17, 2010
garden melon
I thought a squash plant had started to seed in our garden. It turns out that it was a melon. (It re-seeded in the compost that we started last year.)
Friday, July 16, 2010
ending on a flat note
Changing of the tire on I-26, 30 miles from home on a 7-hour trip.
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Thursday, July 15, 2010
Jacksonville Florida
View of downtown Jacksonville, Florida from the water.
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