The End of September
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| The last Boule D'Or melon of the year. |
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| The black scabiosa that is slowly naturalizing in my yard has set copious seed; next year, hopefully, there will be even more of these moody beauties. |
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| The Wickson tree bears flavor bombs and right now, they're beginning to get good. |
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| The bedraggled, summer-worn Hot Cocoa rose lives up to its name when backlit by the southern sun. |
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| The Indian Mallow blooms even when everything else is tired. |
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| The skin shed by an alligator lizard. |
Comments
We found an actual lizard tail in our yard last weekend (not just the skin). It was quite the exciting item amongst my children. Almost better than Christmas.