This is a quickie post, mostly photos of my flowers that are blooming today because I've run out of time for anything more time consuming.
The weather was cool and still with bright blue skies, so I stayed outside working much longer than I should have. I cleaned weeds from around the edge of a garden so I was able to do much of it sitting, which helped protect my knees.
Besides spending too much time outside, I just got a text asking me to go in to work earlier, so here I am, in a hurry, so I'm showing off my photography skills instead of my writing skills.
I'm sure you're just as glad to see photos instead of another essay about grass, though I won't let you completely off the hook. As I was cleaning out the gardens on either side of my front ramp, I noticed a tangle of four-foot-long Bermuda grass stolons (above ground stems) beneath the ramp on the original sidewalk. I thought maybe the grass was growing out of the cracks, but it turned out that the grass on one side of the ramp was inching toward the other side and vice versa. Apparently, even grass itself thinks things are greener on the other side.
I'm still astonished by the growth of my New England asters this year. If anyone local wants any when it comes time to divide them, be sure to let me know.
Well, I've run out of time, so it's off to work I go.
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