Coming from here:
http://davesgarden.com/community/forums/t/885081/
I'll honor my friend:
Gardening Photos - Part 30
Hi everyone, just popping in to say 'HI'..have company so I won't be around much.
Water in the garden
Victor I love that pic of the hummer moth, it is one of the best I have seen.
Hi back at ya Pixie, enjoy your company.
Very cool water drops Dragonfly.
This is from yesterday 'Pinky Winky' getting started but no pinky part yet.
These guys seem to be very abundant this year.
Nice shots, Pat. I have to check on my Pinky. Hi Celeste! Have a great day.
Thanks for starting #30, Victor.
We'll miss you, Pixie, but have a great time with your company!
Love the drops, dragonfly and the not yet pinky 'Pinky Winky' Patti.
DH was feeling creative the other morning. Here's one of our JM's.
Love those JMs. I only have one big one but have a seedling from it. BEV
My Honeycomb Butterfly bush is beginning to blossom.
You can just make out the clusters on the flower stem.
Thank you Victor. I love looking at all the blooms and blossoms that everyone has. It has been raining so much here that all mine are looking 'floopy', drenched, and a bit damaged.
This is from Monday, when the sun actually shined for just a bit, but the poor DL tried to open up during a rainstorm!
Oh, Jo Ann! That's beautiful!
Very nice. Honeycomb will be turning gold soon! Here is a friend on my sock a few minutes ago.
Pocomoke showing its yellow.
Monarch on cleome.
Caladium after the rain.
The caladium with drops is beautiful.
Heuchera Rave On.
Daphne Carol Mackie.
Thanks Jo Anne. Pardancanda Sangria.
Hydrangea Pink Diamond.
Love those butterfly and hummer moth shots, Victor. How do you like that Daphne Carol Mackie? I was considering adding it to my garden.
Every flower is bowing from the rain. I managed to get a shot of the Canna Cleopatra yesterday putting on its red show.
and the foliage with its red stripe
Great shots, Dyane. Thanks. I like Carol, though I'm still waiting for it to bloom. Foliage is very nice.
More fuchsia colored crape.
As close as I wanna bee.
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Really terrific shot Victor. That is so close it looks like he went to the hairclub for men. Very impressive pic. Oh ya the tag line wasn't bad either. :)
Thanks. Had to check where my Epi-Pen was first!
Victor...somebody...what is this that has just bloomed today in my garden. I have planted nothing new here in years, and suddenly here it is.
Hymenocallis grows only in Alabama, SC and Georgia.....whoops! Is that what this is right in my front garden???
Really exotic and pretty.
Could have been bird planted, they eat seeds that pass thru.
Sorry I don't know the plant name.
Is that a spider lily ? BEV
Wow - don't know, Sharon, but really cool! Here is After Midnight in various stages.
Alpine geranium - love this color.
Stare-down contest. He blinked first.
Look who dropped by to check out my JM.
He was cooperative.
Another.
Think he was annoyed at the insect paparazzi.
Deodar cedar with caladium in the background.
Might be Bev, but they shouldn't grow this far north, and where did it come from??
Great pictures...all of them. Love the mantis, Victor.
LOL Victor, more outstanding shots. Love the close-up! Glad you aren't my neighbor now that you have that new camera and are using it so well. :)
Sharran that looks like a Peruvian Daffdil to me, but how it survived in your zone is a question. http://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/go/1234/