Thank God! I was able to get hold of this blog of mine. I hate drama so let us not prolong a dramatic sequence on how I got hold of this.
Because it was terribly hot these past few days that I was wishing and dreaming to no end and now...it's cooler. More showers from the sky, yey!!
The bermuda grass is growing wildly at the backyard but that can wait for the next lawnmowing maybe when the sun shines brightly but not today nor tomorrow. Clover plants and purplish colored weeds on the ground, yellow buttercup, and other wild flowers on the yard are visible, didn't see these type of non-essential plants from last year. The wind, the birds, and the bees are contributor to their visibility on the yard. I saw so many bees swarming already and one butterfly fluttering in the air two days ago.
The vegetation: The oregon dragon tongue beans are growing wildly and its tendrils crawling upward and so as the swisschards next to the provided plot, looking vibrant green in color. The sunflower plants look healthy and the tallest are over 4.5 ft. now. The pumpkins are doing great with huge leaves and are now crawling its tendrils. The herbs and spices: cilantro, rosemary, and thyme are healthy-looking. The rows of tomato plants had yellow flowers already. The lilac has grown double it's size stands 4 ft. now. The hydrangea has lots of flowering buds maybe to blossom in July. The dahlias had buds and will blossom probably first week of July 2020. The blackberries and loganberries have their berries and ready for picking also in July while we already harvested fresh raspberries and had them frozen locked in ziploc bags in the freezer. Strawberries ripen at different time but the yields are much bigger in size than from last year.
The blueberries are quite still green not blue yet.
I'm loving the cooler weather condition right now and as if it's not enough, had my blog themeplate background into this "maple foliage."
Don't you love Autumn?