Ooops sorry beahive : )
Late Summer - What do you have blooming?
Wow Anita that picture is really cool! All your Zinnia are beautiful!
Thanks Meredith - I'm lovin' yours as well. I just got back in from collecting some seed. I'm hoping they will germinate with next year's wintersowing. I also purchased a whole bunch of packets.
I generally don't like to use annuals, but I'm becoming a great zinnia fan - they are beautiful. I'll have to print off your display photographs to keep me going over the winter.
Bea - I can't believe how beautiful your sweet peas are - usually by this time I find them covered in aphids and spider mites.
Thanks - I use Lumapix - http://www.lumapix.com/
Here are a few from today
Man do I wish we had smell-a-vision! lol
Beautiful photos! I'm going to have to plant some zinnias next year! Gorgeous color and blooms.
LOL! Me too! Have you ever been to DisneyWorld? At Magic Kingdom, there is this 3D show called Philharmagic (something like that???) and it has smell-o-vision. There's this part with an apple or cherry pie and you can smell it. Mmmm! And the carpet ride is pretty cool too - makes you kind of dizzy.
Oh that sounds sooo fun! I've never been, but hopefully in a few years me and the family can make it. I just want to wait until the littlest is old enough to enjoy it : )
That is beautiful! I love interesting flowers like orchids. They look so complex : )
Cactuspatch. Wow! I have not seen an orange cosmos. Beautiful!
Saving seeds?
The Outrageous Rose is fantastic. This is the first year I have really added orange into my garden. It really plays nicely with the yellows and blues.
BeaHive, that is beautiful and unique looking. The color is so intense.
Cactus patch lovely as usual : )
Lilimerci that is the prettiest spider I've ever seen. I didn't realize they came in pretty ; )
Wow Beahive that blue flower is really pretty! It looks like it's growing with a fern. Maybe if it had more sun it would be even more stunning and less spindly. (I bet you were already thinking that though.) : )
That is a cute spider. We have some that are white here, but just that they have adapted to the white sand.
Yes Beahive, I am saving a few seeds. I always gather a few seeds to share if you want some. I enjoy watching birds eat many of them and never plant any, they just come up all over the yard every year. I got the first seeds over 20 years ago from a friends yard. These were planted by birds (I guess) outside our courtyard wall and came up in the gravel. You can see they attract lots of butterflies. The rabbits aren't eating them, so I just let them be and pull out when they are done blooming. I don't water them outside the wall either!