
Flower with an insect, at the neighborhood nursery.

Flower with an insect, at the neighborhood nursery.


This time there is a pale pink Morning Glory flower with an Evening Primrose.

Both plants were grown from harvested seed; from plants originally grown from seed.
Previous post about mistakenly thinking a Morning Glory was blooming. It was an Evening Primrose.



After the rain the doormat looked stained and moldy.

Closer inspection revealed the stain was moss.

After a quick mist of water it became this!
The moss is so small it did not seem possible to get an in focus photo. Really should purchase a camera.
On first glance I thought one of the pale pink morning glories I grew from harvested seed, was in bloom.
But…

a closer look revealed a primrose flower and morning glory foliage!

That would be the evening primrose I grew from seed several years ago. Lovely flower and a plant great at making more plants.
I transplanted a few plants under the fruit trees. Now they are a grand cover spanning the entire orchard.

Blooming and about to bloom–



Cutting Taken From the Trapped Cactus is Blooming in My Succulent Garden
Trapped Cactus







Our Agave Piercing Itself

Agaves in Neighborhood


