The skies are still blue. I'm fascinated by the puffy little clouds. Yesterday we went to our local daughter's home to trim the vines in her garden. She and her son, when they have a moment, have been busy weeding and watering over the last few weeks so everything is looking tidy, but our daughter has left it to her Dad to sort out the vine branches that have been growing in length over the weeks since we haven't been able to go and visit. Our daughter was working, of course, but our grandson, who has now finished the study work that had been assigned online to him by his academy, was there. We're still having to apply social distancing rules, but it was an opportunity to see all that he has done in between his studies to make the garden look attractive such as painting fences and the garden shed. Some of the neighbours' fence panels had blown down a while ago and could not be replaced until they could be acquired and erected and that was another improvement and helps restore privacy.
a fig tree sapling, French lavender in a container, white evergreen jasmine
a palm, lilies in bud, chrysanthemum
California poppies
sunflowers
May you have a peaceful June. Thanks for your visit.