We have been lucky this year. Late September rain has come at the end of our hot summer and resulted in an abundance of blooms. Here are a few.
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| One of my favorites, Little Leaf Cordia. Delicate, tissue paper flowers evenly adorn the branches. |
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| I have had this highly prolific plant for several years, it comes up everywhere...does anyone know what it is? The blooms look gorgeous in a small vase, and dry beautifully. |
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Lavender Texas Ranger laden with blooms and adding delicious fragrance to the whole front yard.
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| Yellow wildflowers in the front driveway smile at us every time it rains. |
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| Maybe the last of the Trumpet Vine blossoms, cool weather brings the end to its leafy shade. |
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| This little cactus fellow has been consistently blooming all summer long. |
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Globe Mallow makes an unexpected appearance at the edge of the vegetable garden.
Enjoy your version of fall!
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