We have had the most gorgeous weather! This is the most beautiful fall that I have experienced since moving to Nevada. Warm day, cool nights – but not too cool – and calm breezes. And best of all NO snow! I have checked the forecast and it is supposed to continue this way for the next 10 days. Our lovely weather has yielded a couple of surprises that I discovered when walking along the edges of our property: Wild flowers. Not many, and they might not be that wild, but if not, surely they are a gift of the wild.
This plant looks like it belongs in the salvia family.
A purple daisy?
Every year poppies appear under our apple tree. They are late this year, but everything was late this year, so it seems appropriate!
I also have several wild roses that appeared this year, but they haven’t bloomed yet. I wonder if they will.
Have you been blessed with any rogue flowers in your garden this year?
This post is linked to
Flaunt Your Flowers Friday at
Tootsie Time.
This plant looks like it belongs in the salvia family.
A purple daisy?
Every year poppies appear under our apple tree. They are late this year, but everything was late this year, so it seems appropriate!
2 comments:
I love rogue flowers! Mine usually end up being just weeds but I can't pull them until I'm sure. Your veggie garden really produced this year! Great gardening ideas, as always. Jean
I have a friend who has poppies volunteering all over the place in her drive...it is soooo pretty...you feel like you are driving into a fairy land when you arrive...thanks for linking in...I hope to see you again soon friend!
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