I have been showing you all the gardens around town, and not my own.These are the blossoms of the ladys mantle plant. I should get some of them cut and dried for the winter.
The sweet cecily is going to seed. I sometimes chop some of them into a salad.
The Solomon's seal started in the next yard, but is creeping into mine. I don't see a reason to complain. Neither does Jake - this means the facilities are closer to the back door.
I have no idea what the names of my peonies are - I simply enjoy them, especially with the early morning light streaming through the petals.
I will pull out most of the daisies after they have finished blooming.
Last year, there was some confusion between mullein and lambs ears, so this year, when I found a mullein plant growing right beside the lambs ears, I took photos of the two of them, for comparison.
The lambs ears are blooming. I love the soft hairs!
The chamomile is just starting to blossom.
And these are the first borage blossoms. I bought the seeds once, and now they come up all through the garden. I leave a lot of them to grow, because I love the flowers in salad. Nothing else can add that shade of blue to a salad. The young leaves, when chopped up, taste a bit like cucumber, too.
