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nonelvisAfter a relatively cool and very wet summer, we have finally hit hardcore August: 90+ degrees and humid, and scheduled to remain that way through the end of the week. This means that the cantaloupes – or maybe they're muskmelons, since I've long since forgotten what I planted – are finally getting enough sun and heat to bear fruit:
Okay, okay, it's only one baby melon out of the the many, many flowers on the vines, and odds are it won't get a hell of a lot bigger by the time things cool off again, but still, it's one more melon than I was expecting given the weather earlier this summer.
The black-eyed susans are now in full bloom:
And the red bee balm has finally decided it might be time to bloom, a good three weeks or so after its purple siblings:
Inu, however, remains unimpressed by the garden, as well as the photographer.
Okay, okay, it's only one baby melon out of the the many, many flowers on the vines, and odds are it won't get a hell of a lot bigger by the time things cool off again, but still, it's one more melon than I was expecting given the weather earlier this summer.
The black-eyed susans are now in full bloom:
And the red bee balm has finally decided it might be time to bloom, a good three weeks or so after its purple siblings:
Inu, however, remains unimpressed by the garden, as well as the photographer.