Now we finally have some summer again. May be too late for most of our garden, but at least strawberries are doing good, as is our surprise violet and the hosta undulatas. The flowers I planted in May are growing in one pot, but not producing flowers yet, and nothing seems to be happening in the other flower boxes. I guess the birds have been eating our seeds.
Despite the colder weathers, chives and spring onions are growing nicely outside, and even the salads and beans are to be sprouting. Inside, the zucchinis are growing, as is basil, but the aubergines are taking their time. Also, on the yard, the hosta undulatas are poking through the ground.
The red clover is blooming now, as are the hosta undulata and our rucola too. Mushrooms are growing through our patio, in the cracks between the planks.
Our hosta undulata is finally blooming, after thinking about it for quite some time.
Our hosta undulata has some small flowers now. And something else is blooming amongst the hedge on our front yard, something vine-like with white flowers. Something orange was in full bloom on my sister's yard, and roses and some tree flowering here in our neighborhood.
