Fall happenings October 2^nd to 8^th Click image for enlargement.
	Only a few leaves have turned yellow so far, but there are lots of them on the ground after a couple of windy days. (02:10:2023)
Indoors - who knew that Sansevieria (snake plants) can bloom?? It turns out that they like some light and this one, started last spring when a piece broke off one of our big ones, is under lights that make it think it's spring. This is just the bud - Google says it may be a couple of weeks before the blossoms appear. I've been growing snake plants since 1965 and this is first one to bloom. (05:10:2023)
	Yes, this is the same dahlia as last week - it keeps giving us new blossoms. (05:10:2023)
Not exactly our yard. We stopped to look at a fog bank over the Salish sea and sun on the water near Point Holmes. (06:10:2023)
	The first zygo cactus to bloom this season. This one has been in an east facing window. (07:10:2023)
This is here for 'what is not here any more'. We took out a Forsythia which was just not in the right place. They like full sun, and only the top foot even got part sun, because of shading from the garage. (07:10:2023)
	The new bed at the top of the parking space. We moved a poor bedraggled pompom hydrangea in to anchor the center of the (what we hope will be) a hedge. We planted it elsewhere last year and nearly killed it with lack of water but it seems to be coming back to life. (07:10:2023)
When is the last time you saw tomatoes ripening outside at Thanksgiving? (08:10:2023)
	A small hosta, just planted this year, is blooming! (08:10:2023)
Some of the blossoms on the pompom hydrangea have gone from white to green to brown. (08:10:2023)
	It's getting late in the season for lettuce too! (08:10:2023)
Usually after our stop at the Sieffert's Farm Market we drive past the lookout at Point Holmes and stop for a look! Today the cloud bank caught our attention! Remember that this is a pano picture and approximately 180^o view (07:10:2021)
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