The fragrance from these Easter Lilies filled the air
as I walked down in the ditch to take their picture.
It's mid August.
as I walked down in the ditch to take their picture.
It's mid August.
A up close view of the purple-red berries that can be found on
a Phytolacca Americana (Pokeweed) in mid August.
The heavy rains had managed to bend these lovely
bright yellow wildflowers over
but hadn't knocked off their blooms.
Tiny little dew drops of yellow cover these delicate
fern like bushes for a very short time. They are about 7 feet tall.
Here is is close up of their yellow bloom.
Chamaecrista fascienlata
These beautiful Golden Asters are beginning to bloom in September.
Our Water Primrose grows everywhere
and has reached a height of 6 - 7 feet by September.
Beautiful clumps of wildflowers off in the distance.
Very lacy foliage with an upright yellow bloom.
American Beauty Berry, one of the prettiest wildflower bushes.
This is an old one way back off the road
among the grasses. Maybe 6 feet high and every bit that wide.
Lots of pines and oaks nearby.
Callicarpa Americana
The older variety of Bougainvillea were not bushy.
Like this one, they show off their blooms at the end of
5 -6 foot weeping branches.
I found another clump of yellow
and orange Canna Lilies blooming.
September is no exception, there has been
something new blooming along the roads
in Ruskin every month this year.
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