We have had plenty of rain in recent weeks. My neighbor who has a rain gauge said hers read four inches in just a few days. It has not been constant, so I am fine with having lots of rain water for my garden.
I took the photo of the nasturtium (an edible plant with round leaves and orange or yellow flowers) back in the spring with a macro lens on my camera. It is one of the last edible items that I grow – the deer even eat flowers and leaves. A list of animals spotted in our area recently: deer, ground hogs, foxes, squirrels, rabbits and a coyote. My rosemary plants don’t get touched – I can still grow those. And sage. I have lots of sage.
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Hello, pretty capture of the raindrop. It is raining here today, I guess it is needed. I am glad the critter do not eat all of your plants. Happy Monday, enjoy your day and new week!
This is beautiful Leora. Well captured
Nice to see you in Nature Notes Leora. I like the captured water in the photo. We too have had lots of rain… Michelle
That is a beautiful image. Our rainy season won’t start for a few months. I am going to be so ready with cute heat we’ve endured.
What a gorgeous photo! The water drop looks so lovely on the leaf. It’s wonderful to have such amazing visitors to your garden.