The deers have been coming around to nibble on my beet tops the other night but haven't returned to pull my beets since I've been putting the Irish Spring soap around the gardens. I may get some beets after all.
The deers haven't touched any of my brassicas and I have a lot of Kale in my garden. My husband is dehydrating some and I made some Kale soup today. It was delicious and he expects me to make some more in the near future.
Not everything is doom and gloom and now to share some of my blooms, here are some pictures for you to enjoy for now. I left many other daylilies out as my picture card is full in my camera.
A serendipity miniature sunflower that grew under the bird feeder. I thought of Rick Watson, a blogger friend who passed away just recently. This one is for you Rick. We miss you.
My daylilies are in full blooms now but I will take more photos later. This is enough for now.
These daylilies are called Toltec Dial. A prolific bloomer.
Siloam Fancy Dress
May May
Rainbow Gold
This daylily, I don't have a name and I think it one that self-propagated,
Absolute Zero Daylily
New Note Daylily
Fountain Tune Daylily
An old fashion one. I don't know the name.
Arthur More Daylily
Gay Cravat Daylily
Siloam Bo Peep
Rudbeckias, ( last year's picture)
Echinacea
Chicago Apache
I'm taking a break from Blogger and social media entertainment until August 21 to take part in the David fasting with the Shalom Media group with special intentions to save humanity from the deadly plague of Covid-19, in reparation for the sins committed by us and our families, to strengthen all the evangelization efforts of bringing Jesus to the ends of the earth, to prepare the Catholic Church to embrace a new Pentecost.
This David fasting is led by Rev. Roy Varghese Palatty, CMI, spiritual director of Salom Media. I will be checking my blog for scam only.
Stay well and safe.
Hugs, Julia
The deers haven't touched any of my brassicas and I have a lot of Kale in my garden. My husband is dehydrating some and I made some Kale soup today. It was delicious and he expects me to make some more in the near future.
Not everything is doom and gloom and now to share some of my blooms, here are some pictures for you to enjoy for now. I left many other daylilies out as my picture card is full in my camera.
A serendipity miniature sunflower that grew under the bird feeder. I thought of Rick Watson, a blogger friend who passed away just recently. This one is for you Rick. We miss you.
My daylilies are in full blooms now but I will take more photos later. This is enough for now.
These daylilies are called Toltec Dial. A prolific bloomer.
Siloam Fancy Dress
May May
Rainbow Gold
This daylily, I don't have a name and I think it one that self-propagated,
Absolute Zero Daylily
New Note Daylily
Fountain Tune Daylily
An old fashion one. I don't know the name.
Arthur More Daylily
Gay Cravat Daylily
Siloam Bo Peep
Rudbeckias, ( last year's picture)
Echinacea
Chicago Apache
I'm taking a break from Blogger and social media entertainment until August 21 to take part in the David fasting with the Shalom Media group with special intentions to save humanity from the deadly plague of Covid-19, in reparation for the sins committed by us and our families, to strengthen all the evangelization efforts of bringing Jesus to the ends of the earth, to prepare the Catholic Church to embrace a new Pentecost.
This David fasting is led by Rev. Roy Varghese Palatty, CMI, spiritual director of Salom Media. I will be checking my blog for scam only.
Stay well and safe.
Hugs, Julia
