June and July was busy for me. I knew I’d be busy this summer, so I only planted a few plants, 6 tomatoes, one of which died, and 5 pepper plants. I did not have to till the garden because it still has last year’s mulch covering. So I dug 11 holes and planted the 11 plants and then I went inside to work for two months.
I was stalking this rare spread-eagle bumblebee when it landed on a strange flower. Not this one, but the flower pictured next. This flower is normal.
What’s wrong with this flower? Something is different.
Wow! It is a three-headed zinnia. I’ve never seen that before.
I felt of it, and there were three...
On my way to the garden, I paused to take this photograph of a dragonfly and a goldfinch perched on a tomato cage.
They are both looking toward the garden like a couple of hungry hawks surveying the riches of my unkempt garden.
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