Summer is here, and along with the rain, heat, humidity and
mosquitos, the garden is blessed with new blooms. Today I took my Nikon camera out for an early
morning photo-shoot.
is magnificent.
this time they pop-up all over the garden.
lasted all of 12 hours.
Yesterday I jointed my wife and daughter for a garage sale
excursion. I’m always looking for
anything I can use in the garden at bargain prices. The Aqua Globes were a bargain at $5 for all
three, the book “Small Container Gardening”
$2 (I can’t pass a good gardening book) and the antique horn for $10 was the
find of the day. 
In Miami, this time of the year outside gardening is limited. The harsh summer weather limits our time to
early morning or late afternoon. That’s
a shame because the extra rain gives the garden a lush and welcoming look.
3 comments:
Beautiful flowers . . . but OH MY GOODNESS - I love the antique horn!
All your plants look very happy in your garden. You definitely found some nice items. Now, do tell us . . . what are you going to do with the horn. Is it for inside the house or in the garden?
I just love your Bromeliads they are indeed growing great.. An interesting information about it is that it tends to be epiphytes. These are sometimes called “air plants” because they do not take root in the ground. They grow on top of rocks or other plants and derive all the moisture they need from their exposed roots.
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