June flowers - in time for July!
June 29th

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Remember all those buds!

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The clematis flowers are bursting open too.

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A closer look at the double clematis.

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These dark red lilies are right beside the pink peony.

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This moly Jeannine allium has been flattened by the water sprinkler.

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This is the second blossom on the Neptune rose - we missed the first during the few hot days we've had.

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But there are lots of blossoms on this yellow rose.

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We have two potted spireas beside our front door that are just starting to bloom.

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The hot days have resulted in buds all over the blue hydrangea - more blossoms to come!

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Three colours of miniature lilies are in bloom now.

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This is the most recent.

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Another red lily lives at the back of the house.

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The lettuce and herbs liked the warm weather.

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The peas are heading to the sky! There are pods forming at the bottom of the plants as well.

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Lettuce, peas, a volunteer potato and overgrown radishes.

We now officially have enough lettuce ready to feed the whole neighbourhood!

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Turns out the mast for the anemometer is too susceptible to wind and especially heat and sun. It was slowly bending away from the afternoon sun. This base was added with guy wires to hold it straight.

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