We planted gladiola bulbs around our old stump, and they came in gorgeous red at the end of August, a surprising burst of color for the end of the season.
Steve grew a tomato plant, and Daniel had fun harvesting it all summer long.
We got a small lavender plant last summer at the farmer's market and kept it under a growing light in the basement all winter. It has flourished in a patio pot this year. We rub our fingers on it and smell them — it makes me want to go to the south of France or someplace warm and relaxing like that.
3 comments:
Emilie, what beautiful photographs! Beauty is around us even in these final days of summer, isn't it? Glad your hair is growing back. I wonder if it will be curly this time?
--Laura S.
Gardens are where I feel most at peace I think. Hoping only good things for you.
Gorgeous! I like how all the photos on the post are the same size. Looks like a gallery that way.
Especially love the gladiola, that beautiful red.
It's harvest time in Hood River; all the orchards have very visible fruit on them.
- Susanne
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