No gardening this weekend, tropical storm Debby formed in the Gulf of Mexico and it has become a rain maker for South Florida. It has been raining since Thursday night, this morning I was able to go out and take some pictures before the rain came back.
This cactus bloomed last night (Crest of Myrtillocactus) and I missed it, I will be on the lookout for the next flower.
All the rain is doing a number on the Plumeria tree;
it has dropped most of the flowers.
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3 comments:
Great butterfly photos! And captured during all this rain, too! Sad that your plumeria blooms have dropped. : ( But I know I am loving this rain. We needed it badly up here in the valley.
Your pictures always pull me in for a long visit. Whenever I visit your blog you feed my senses with beauty.
We enjoyed getting all the rain from Debby too. Wonderful to see the butterflies enjoying the break in the weather right there in your garden. Julia b'flies don't make it up our way but the zebra longwings have been numerous.
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