Home Garden - Last Day of June
This footpath in the backyard is a delight to the sense of smell. It transitions from green onions to tomato plants then Phlox David:
Our mouse-ear hosta has blossomed:
Scarlet Emperor pole bean buds:
Bumblebee on echinacea:
Black soldier fly larvae. For the curious, the bronze material on the left is an onion peel and the stuff that looks like hair on the right is dog hair. Our Lhasas produce a lot of hair that needs to be cut & combed out so we compost it:
Larvae on the cob:
Crepe Myrtle in bloom:
Bumblebee on our speedwell:
This is a different bumblebee. I don’t know where this lady goes before she comes to our yard but she always has those thick orange thighs:
Our limelight hydrangea is blossoming out. That’s a neighbor’s house in the background:
This is what worm castings look like in the wild: