Hi Rado. I see the enchanted yard of wizardly whimsy continues to be built upon! Is it in a new location? Geesh I've been gone too long. Sorry for that. I hope that will end. Anyways I just wanted to stop by and say hi
and give a little virtual hug. so
That was nice. You still smell of longbottom leaf though. I myself need to lay off the mushrooms.
I will stop by again not so far between visits. Promise. You're in my thoughts.
You'll be pleased to know I appear in a short independent film, currently being edited, as a sorcerer. An extra. No speaking part
HUGS
I just added my new garden location on to the thread with old location - probably should have started a new thread
It's great to hear from you. Life has challenges for everyone, but I know you've had more than your fair share already, so I understand when you are elsewhere - just missed you
This is a great time for me to share recent pictures of the backyard and courtyard under construction.
First impression in the morning is always a Morning Glory vine. Since we didn't decide on permanent vines, annual morning glories went everyhere.
Standing on the back porch surveying our little domain.
Morning Glory to the left
Corn and pear tomato in the back left
Tall sunflowers in the back
Courtyard being paved around the fountain.
Stopping to put on my boots
Close look at a Morning Glory
The fountain needs it's daily watering (along with the front fountain and birdbath.)
Japanese beetles are attacking the leaves, but the hardy hibiscus keeps on blooming.
The Morning Glory climbing the hibiscus was moved to a trellis after this photo.)
More Morning Glory flowers - they'll be gone by noon.
I planted the Butterfly Bush and Rose of Sharon too close together - things grow fast here.
Skirret
Another damn Morning Glory
A short sunflower. The tall ones (11-13' tall) don't photograph easily.