I thought I had written this post last summer, but discovered today that I had not.
So it’s been a few months, and I have forgotten all of the names of the roses and flowers. There are a few flowers whose signs I took a photo of, but unfortunately this peach rose isn’t one of them.
It was a hot Saturday in June, if that helps describe things.
In this shot, the big wavy green leaves immediately above of the small red flowers, and to the left of the pointy flat leaves, are from a horseradish plant (Armoracia rusticana). The spicy, zippy condiment is made from the root of the plant, but I never knew what the greens look like.
The lavender was crawling with bumblebees. I love watching them bumble around, but my daughter would not come near.
Cactus growing in New Jersey? I wish I had taken a picture of the name of this one.
Another pretty but nameless face.
This lovely pale rose is called New Dawn.
This pot containing black petunias was interesting. I had never seen those before.
These roses are called Tiddly Winks!
This Space-Age ornamental onion makes me smile each time I see it.
OK, so that post is about 6 months late, but better late than never.
Cynthia M Voss 