Tom cleared more of the veggie garden today, and so did I.
Grant weeded part of the pond garden today, and I helped.
The deer have all-but killed one of the smaller Asian pears. The crows are ravenously grabbing all the possible upper fruits…
We have blueberries, blackberries, red huckleberries and pears coming on. Plums are done — made three batches of plum jam this year.
Earlier this week, my dear friend Dorothy brought some lovely plants — a jade plant, some coleus and a pink oleander (never knew how beautiful they smell!). They look lovely in front of the house.
Below are a few pics.



And, later this year, apples!

Strictly ornamental: the plant in the blue pot is the oleander. The large green plant in the second photo is the jade plant.
And finally, the pond garden looking tended again.
[edited July 28 to include post title: for some reason it didn’t save that last night!]
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