Tuesday, September 27, 2011
Progress
The hyacinth bean vines have made some neat-looking purple seed pods, hyacinth beans—the very thing they were created to do! I like the way they’ve arranged themselves as a cascading “mobile”.
Still more heavy rain fell this morning but now we have sunshine! We’ve not seen much of that stranger since last Wednesday or Thursday. I was beginning to think we were in the Pacific Northwest!
Now that autumn is officially here, maple and oak leaves around town are beginning to turn reddish.
No more white stuff has turned up on the soil. The avocado plant that I pruned has the smallest beginnings of new branches! This morning a moth delicately sipped from the pink pentas; I’ve never before thought of moths being delicate. The butterflies didn’t accept the invitation so I guess the guests will come from “the highways and byways”.
Labels:
Avocado,
butterflies,
Color,
Hyacinth Bean Vine,
moth,
Pentas,
potting soil,
rain,
seasons,
seed pods,
weather
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