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Yay, for rain!
We’re certainly enjoying all the flowers before they begin to wilt away. I admit I didn’t really water most of my plants while it was so smokey and hot. A lot of my annuals have withered and really need to be removed. Same goes for my veggies. I already removed one of my zucchini plants. I’m still holding on to some hope that most of my tomatoes will ripen before the cooler weather sets in.
I have learned so much about gardening this year. I can’t wait to plan our garden for next year. I was going to try my hand at planting some cooler weather veggies but I usually hide in my shell once the cool and rainy weather sets in. I don’t know that any would survive without me tending to them.
Not gardening during the Fall also allows me to focus on keeping my daughter on track with her with her online Kindergarten classes. It’s going well so far.
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I haven’t been outside as much because of all the smoke from the fires. So I took some pictures of my indoor plants. This is one of my newer additions.
We thankfully got some rain today. I hope and pray that those affected by the fires can find some relief soon. Twenty-twenty has surely been a shit-storm. I’m really looking forward to some holiday cheer. Yes, I’m one of those people. Ha!
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I am working at it!
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This picture was taken from the Gold Creek Pond Trail in . One of our stops on our most recent roadtrip to Snoqualmie Pass.
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These two yellow flowers were on a trail that we walked today. Both flowers are very vibrant and pretty but Common Tansy is an invasive weed in Washington State.
Goldenrod is not an invasive weed in Washington State but it’s flowers remind me so much of scotch broom. Just seeing its flowers made me want to sneeze. Scotch broom is a very big problem here.
What are considered invasive weeds in your area?
https://www.nwcb.wa.gov/weeds/common-tansy
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