wow, that is gorgeous...and ominous looking.
JoanMN/FL

Karen, great photo, but it is eerie looking.

I have hundreds of blooms on my knock out rose bushes, but this is the first one this year on this climber.

Lovely rose! Do you know the name? I had only one Knock Out (lots of other roses) until I put it out of its misery last week, "shovel pruning" it, as they say on the Rose Forum. I think several years of caterpillar damage did it (despite my best efforts to pick them off).

Here's Wolfy several years ago, before arthritis set in:

{{!gwi}}

So....you had visitors, Vicki? :-)

Linda

Iditarod musher, John Baker.

{{!gwi}}

Jodi-

Micketo Alexander

Better knows as Mickey! Here he is a couple weeks after his surgery for 'pickletomy' (flamey's term!). (He is now a 'girl')

An uninvited guest..

{{!gwi}}

Holy cow Ruthie, how big is that thing? Because unless that's a tiny window, that is one large lizard.

Jodi-

And he's also on the INSIDE????

lindyluwho, what is the name of that plant? I have a picture of one taken at a butterfly house in Montreal, Canada and I didn't know the name of it. It was huge and beautiful. Thanks.
Kittywhiskers

Sorry, I don't know the name of that plant. I took the picture at the botanical gardens. It's pretty though.

Linda

Wonderful pictures as always. I wait till the end of the day to view them. They always make me smile. Karen those clouds look like snow drifts.

Kittywhiskers, that's Bleeding Heart Vine. Very common in Florida.