The Crepe Myrtles are blooming, as they always do in the hottest part of the summer, providing a splash of color in a sun-scorched, humidity-hazed world, though it is wonderfully cool (mid 80s for a high) today. The bees love them. The branches bend above my tomato plants, and I am tall, so they buzz near my ears. As a child their presence would have terrified me, but now I find we are all busy about our set tasks, and we don't really bother each other. Here is a bee on the borage, which continues to bloom even after the plant falls over in a rain shower. The plant just grows new upward spikes.
Monday, July 6, 2009
Bees are Here
The Crepe Myrtles are blooming, as they always do in the hottest part of the summer, providing a splash of color in a sun-scorched, humidity-hazed world, though it is wonderfully cool (mid 80s for a high) today. The bees love them. The branches bend above my tomato plants, and I am tall, so they buzz near my ears. As a child their presence would have terrified me, but now I find we are all busy about our set tasks, and we don't really bother each other. Here is a bee on the borage, which continues to bloom even after the plant falls over in a rain shower. The plant just grows new upward spikes.
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