Sweet Peas (Lathyrus), growing along the side of the road. This is probably railroad property.
This is an enormous Hosta variety growing along the beach road. The leaves are enormous, well more than a foot apiece. These are the "strongest" looking Hosta flowers I've seen.
The unkempt yard of an empty house for sale—still the perennial Lobelias bloom.
Honeybee visiting a Milkweed (Asclepias) plant. I love the shape of these flowers, but the seedpods that appear in the fall are very cool, too.
The foliage of the Vetch perfectly complements the size, shape and coloring of the flowers.
WHERE WERE YOU BACK IN THE DAY WHEN MY OLDEST WAS IN HIGH SCHOOL AND SHE NEEDED TO DO A PROJECT NAMEING PLANTS. THERE WAS NO WAY I COULD HELP HER. WE DID THE PROJECT BUT I TOLD THE TEACHER IT WAS EVEN TO HARD FOR ME TO HELP HER. SHE WAS AN A STUDENT ALL THE TIME BUT I BET SHE DIDN'T GET AN A ON THAT PROJECT.CAN'T REMEMBER.
ReplyDeleteTHANKS FOR SHARING THESE PRETTY PITCHERS.
YOUR FAVORITE GROUPIE,
GRANNY
I use Google.com for all of the details I need, lol. I could have used the Internet back in the day, too!
Deletethanks, Granny, as always, for your comments.