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Not far from the zucchini, twin stalks of yucca would stand about seven feet tall or so, if they weren't leaning so heavily with giant wet bell blossoms.
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Just under the tiny St. John's Wort blossoms, a spider shelters from the rain, awaiting the morning's assorted pollinators.
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The rain turned into a renewed theme for the day, with heavy showers throughout the afternoon.
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The sun returned just about five o'clock this afternoon and it was a pretty terrific evening. Here the tallest stalk of bee balm towers above its neighbors in the back garden.
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Another pair of yucca stalks are weighed down with flowers. These two are crossing swords to block the path down into the meadow.
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With the rain-fed pond taking more ground on a fairly regular basis, the frogs are having a field day at our place.
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Rudbeckia and oregano.
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