The only blooms in front are the white clover and a bit of the black mustard. I still find it lovely. Harvested some of the oats, mostly to replant at this point. Wheat will be this weekend or next week, again mostly to re sow The back has California poppies and larkspur. Going into the dry season. We are at the tipping point of the year.
The composing pumpkins decided to grow, since I can't turn the pile yet. I'll leave them to it.
Don't know what the pink ones are, but they're done blooming.
Eleanor insisted on a good brushing, and I got fistfuls of fur off - to her evident enjoyment. Also got Dylan's head shaved, the second time since the fracture, and the first time done well. Derecho still gets tired easily, but she's a trooper. Hand therapy revving up, and I'm pressing for more. I have putty.
Add: This is the last pink flower, a bit blurry.
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I think the spent flowers in the last photo are love-in-a-mist. They reseed readily and plentifully, so you should have a ton of them next year! 'm going by the feathery leaves and the shape of the forming seed pods--but I might be wrong.)
Crow,
These were much simpler, smaller flowers, though. Could be a local variation, of course.
Crow,
Added the blurry image of the last bloomer.
Oh, that's not love-in-a-mist, after all. It's a pretty flower, though.
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Lots of plants growing well. I like the combinations especially on your fence line.
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