It's a muggy day in Americus, but I thought I'd share a few more photos.
Pineapple guava blooms are supposedly edible. They are so pretty that I thought they might make a great garnish for breakfast. I tried one. I think I'll leave them where they are.
The blueberries are ripening already. Our guests have been enjoying them.
This is the bed at the start of the back path. Purple queen in front, "happy returns" daylilies in the middle and ruby lorapetalum in the back.
The mini nandina is full of buds.
You can tell why this oleander is called "hardy pink".
Yesterday, there was only one "little business" daylily. Look at it today.
Thanks for visiting.
Pineapple guava blooms are supposedly edible. They are so pretty that I thought they might make a great garnish for breakfast. I tried one. I think I'll leave them where they are.
The blueberries are ripening already. Our guests have been enjoying them.
This is the bed at the start of the back path. Purple queen in front, "happy returns" daylilies in the middle and ruby lorapetalum in the back.
The mini nandina is full of buds.
You can tell why this oleander is called "hardy pink".
Yesterday, there was only one "little business" daylily. Look at it today.Thanks for visiting.
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