The lilacs popped to full bloom and are determined to put on their show in case it rains hard again. Our daylilies are looking a bit sad. The wind and heavy rain did a number on them but even so, they are blooming. There are flower fronds laying on the grass but they still bloom. And through all of this, the peonie blossoms are just getting fatter and fatter. I hope they wait till this next rain will be done.
And then the cherry tree. I haven't spoken of the cherry tree. The blossoms were all knocked off in a hard rain after only a couple days of sun and lots of busy bees. I figured that would be the end of a bountiful harvest. I was wrong.
I had to set the picture to extra large to see them here, but cherries? There are plenty. The few days for pollinators to get to the blossoms was enough to set a good bunch of fruit. Any more and the tree would be over burdened with fruit.
Our wee potato patch though is a dud. We planted before the rain but the cold weather and the volume of rain did not give the potatoes a chance. The patch was flooded for several days over the two biggest storms. Oh well. Keith is debating if he should plant anything or just keep the weeds down.
I'm voting for whatever flowers he can find or beans. I love green beans. I love peas more but Keith does not. Since he is doing the planting, he gets to pick.
In the meantime, I knit, I listen to books, I read and generally keep busy. Still no word on the flooring but Keith is hopeful that he will hear today. And so it goes.

