That's how it feels anyway 😟 Very few daylilies bloomed - why? As for everything else, due to my back issues, being unable to be upright for longer than a few minutes without extreme pain setting in, it all suffered. The garden was a mess - and seemed in mourning with my decrepit state. But a few things shone through despite the gloom of Covid and my own infrastructure problems, always a combination of cats and flowers.
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| Elvi loves to soak up the sun in the living-room window garden |
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| Hostas under the Hydrangea |
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| This Hibiscus is a bright yellow in the heat of the summer, but more orange in cooler temperatures, seen below.  |
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| South Seas, one of the few daylilies that bloomed this year, and it bloomed very well. |
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| A very pretty new Hosta |
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| Succulents in the sun |
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| Kobi poses with my birthday glads, late September. |
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| Spring ushered in something nasty, and began a 5-month lock-down at home. But it also began with these beauties: Darwin tulips aptly named Beauty of Spring! |
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| And of course, some things never change: Ginja and Zena, "You lookin' at me?" Who's zoomin' who eh? |
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| Meh - whatever - some know how to make it all go away, Lily snoozes endless hours on the couch, more so these days now that the weather is cooler. 'Night-night! Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz............. |
