We enjoyed a fabulous 4th of July weekend with some old friends and some newer friends. Among the guests was today’s guest photographer, Kristy. She took every picture in this blog. (I just learned that in addition to being a very talented photographer Kristy is also my daughter-in-law. Apparently there was a sandbox ceremony in preschool that no one ever told me about.)
This is my favorite picture. I love orange zinnia, but I didn't know it would look like this in a close-up.
Black-eyed-Susan (Rudbeckia)
Mexican petunia (Ruelia)
Red penta
Stokes’ Aster (Stokesia laevis, ‘Peachie’s Pick’)
Dianthus, ‘Floral Lace White’
Dew drop plant (Duranta erecta) and the creature Jesse calls the lobster-hummingbird-bumble bee
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Shasta daisy (Leucanthemum, ‘Becky’)
A fresh daisy (Leucanthemum superbum, ‘Ice Star’)
This one is the same as the previous plant, it’s a little past prime, but still looking good. (Just like me 😉 )
Phlox ‘David’
This is the view from the front porch.
The phlox ‘David’ is really looking good now.
Kristy’s self-portrait
Kristy will make an encore appearance in the upcoming blog about pineapple lilies.
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