It is worth catching the morning. I woke just before six this morning...and wondered what the point would be of staying in bed....so I am quietly getting on with things..there is a nice blue sky, but it is breezy with gusts of nearly 30mph....so I am staying indoors until it gets nearer to 15⁰/60⁰ than 10⁰/50⁰ !!
Everything looks really healthy.
ReplyDeleteSo many people miss out on the beauty of leaves.
ReplyDeletelove leaves - all a slightly different green - lovely shapes - even when a plant is not in flower it is always fascinating because of its leaves.
ReplyDeleteI am usually up by six at the latest (my carer comes at seven) - folk miss a lot by staying in bed. Dismal grey sky here at half past ten.
Ah that all looks so nice. Remind me of some beautiful veg my neighbour has given me from her garden.
ReplyDeleteBefore I saw your post I thought, oh dear, I hope it's not going to be autumn leaves yet. But phew, they are reassuringly green...
Nice post :) So many miss out on the beauty of leaves.
ReplyDeleteThis morning (for me it's just happening) also greeted me with the injunction to get on out of bed, open the apartment windows and smell fresh air - it's 66 degrees and most enjoyable. Your leaves are beautiful and I particularly was struck by the shades of green..as well as their designs.
ReplyDeleteWeaver recently asked people their favorite color—you’ve got mine: green growing!
ReplyDeleteThe leaves there are still a healthy green. Nice series of photos with green leaves.
ReplyDeleteWe are having cool nights here as well. Wonderful sleeping weather.
ReplyDeleteWe're having a very good summer for leaves!
ReplyDeleteWow! The greenest thing in our yard are weeds, huge unsightly weeds taking over, at least until the 30th when a landscaper is coming to attack them.
ReplyDeleteThere's a few there I recognize, especially the geranium, I'm trying to grow one of these in the garden.
ReplyDeleteAmy that sort of Geranium is a Pelargonium..and they are at least most half hardy, some varieties are tender,
ReplyDeleteMorning does indeed leave - to be replaced by the afternoon.
ReplyDeleteIts always morning somewhere YP 😎🙂
ReplyDeleteDoes it leave....or do we?
I never expected this to get philosophical - like the chicken or the egg question.
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