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| Shasta Daisies |
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| California Poppies |
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| Yellow Lilies with Euphorbia |
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| Feverfew |
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| Snapdragons and Poppies |
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| Sweet William |
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| Poppies and Bellflowers |
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| Rozanne Hardy Geraniums |
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| Sweet Peas |
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| Lupines with Daylilies |
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| Love in a Mist with Blueberries and Grapes |
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| Acidanthera, aka Peacock Orchids |
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| Calendula with Crocosmia Lucifer |
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| Bolting Kale Flowers |
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| Dinosaur Kale and Lettuces with Egyptian Walking Onion |
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| Egyptian Walking Onions |
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| Vegetable and herb gardens |
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| Foxglove and rhododendrons |
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| Columnar apple trees with blueberries and alpine strawberries |
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| Espalier apple tree |
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| Yellow daylilies |
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| Allegro Oriental poppies |
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| Love in a Mist |
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| Love in a Mist with blueberries and grapes |
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| Red valerian |
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| Hostas with flowering ornamental strawberries |
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| Schweizer Riesen heirloom snow pea blossoms are always so beautiful! |
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| To the top of the trellis! |
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| Snow peas on the sturdy squash trellis! I just planted two Delicata squash in front of these still-growing peas. If all goes well, we'll get to enjoy some of the snow pea pods before the squash vines need the trellis for themselves. |
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| The bees were buzzing all around the Allegro Oriental poppies today. |
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| The Rozanne hardy geraniums are just starting to blossom, and the bees love them! |
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| So many blossoms to choose from! |
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| Italian plums! It's the first year this young tree has produced fruit, and they're looking wonderful! There were many more plums than this all clustered together, but I made myself thin them. Such a difficult thing to do! |
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| A broader view of this Italian plum tree, with lupines and calendula |
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| Our Hollywood plum tree is loaded with fruit this year. It's been a while since producing so well. I pruned it hard earlier this spring, and even thinned a good portion of the plums for air and light circulation. |
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| We're looking forward to indulging in these delicious summer fruits! |
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| Pears, lupines, and calendula! I like the color contrast of these dark red Rescue pears. |
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| Frost peach! This is the largest peach so far, but there are several more on the outer branches. |
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| A full view of the Frost peach tree, with lupines, foxglove, forget-me-nots, and calendula. If you look closely, you can see more of the peaches, especially on the right. If you click on the photo, you'll get a larger view. |
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| Foxglove in the foreground with Frost peach in the background on the left |
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| Foxglove with forget-me-nots and lupines alongside the Frost peach |
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| Foxglove on the left with Italian plum tree on the right |
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| Foxglove in the front yard |
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| Foxglove along the back fence |
