June 21, 2012:
Wild and domestic plants
alike welcoming
much-desired sunshine in Juneau, Alaska...
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| Raindrops like glass on a blade of tall decorative grass... |
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| Vibrant wild purple flower opening to the sunshine - it's just too bad it's an invasive species... |
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| A couple of mosquitoes drinking the raindrops on the tall decorative grass blade before they evaporate... |
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| One of many wild ferns transplanted to my flower garden slowly uncurling in the sun when I captured this photograph... |
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| Raindrops mostly evaporating now... |
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| Another stunning red columbine blossoming to life reaching for the sun... |
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| Four full-sized meyer lemons in various ripening stages on my indoor dwarf citrus tree basking in the sun - finally... |
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| Two bearss lime babies (the one on top is a bit more mature), which are among about 40 in total just now, although only approximately 5% have made it to full-ripening fruition on the dwarf citrus trees over the past years, so I'm frantically working to improve those statistics... |
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