Summer rains have brought grass to my back yard. Wild grasses most people call weeds, I admit. Here the green shows against the new brown path. The landscaper who put in the path for me couldn’t understand why I didn’t want mulch – wood or stone – around my plantings. This is why.
One day last week (time has flown by) I took my camera with me on a walk around the neighborhood and captured some white blooms. The first is in a neighbor’s yard.The others are wild or weedy. Datura is blooming grandly in the arroyos after the rain.
I would love to have some of these next flowers, wee morning glories, in my yard, but others don’t like them. Between the day I first saw them and the day I went back with my camera most of them had been pulled out.
I don’t know if these are truely morning glories because I haven’t been by after noon to see if they close up. I’m looking forward to cooler weather, when going out to walk in the middle of the day is a pleasure again. That’s at least a month away.
Aug 21, 2015 @ 18:03:25
I love the datura and the morning glories, whether they’re truly morning glories or just a simulacrum.
Aug 22, 2015 @ 06:00:10
So you’re finding soul strengthening manna just outside your dwelling place every morning, nice.