While the gardens are moving past peak, the lawn is just coming into its own as of today. It'll continue to improve through late October before starting to stall for winter. As always, click on any image to embiggen it.
The standard lawn shot:
And the standard garden shot. No real fading is visible here yet, but things are starting to get a little leggy and weaker as the sunlight fades.
Here's a closeup from the center of that shot, facing the house. Again, you can see the over-growth and the fact that I have to work much harder to keep up with the dead-heading.
Individual flowers are still doing very well, of course. This is a Magellan scarlet zinnia, one of my favorites.
The front garden is doing well. This is the section north of the driveway, but I'm also more careful here since this is visible from the street and to all the surrounding neighbors.
Monday, September 4, 2017
Labor Day Photos
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