If you can find some, take a spoon and drip a bit on the end of your tongue. Your taste buds will begin to rock the rumba, and you might need another lick or two. Go ahead, I won’t tell. Then, once you’ve satiated yourself with tupelo honey’s flowery sweetness, …Read the Rest
I’m not all about natives. You know that. I grow named cultivars of roses, phlox, daylilies, crapemyrtles and pretty much …Read the Rest
I always think it’s interesting that the beautiful genus of Coreopsis is commonly referred to as tickseed. Frankly, it unnerves …Read the Rest
Always a day late and a dollar short, my Wildflower Wednesday post is on Thursday. While Gail, Carrie and I …Read the Rest
Always, in September, I can count on the Conoclinium coelestinum (a/k/aEupatorium coelestinum) to bloom throughout my garden. Wild blue ageratum …Read the Rest
Tuesday, Sep 7
Partly Cloudy
Currently: 87˚F
Feels Like: 92˚ F
Hi: N/A˚, Lo: 70˚
Tonight: 70˚
Sunset: 7:49 PM
Moon Phase: Waning Crescent
Wednesday, Sep 8
Hi: 77˚, Lo: 70˚
Thursday, Sep 9
Hi: 88˚, Lo: 72˚
weather feed courtesy of weather.com - thanks!
Or maybe not until I'm 90 ...