You say good-bye, and I say hello. And good night.

There are links on the right explaining the difference between petals and leaves.

The hosta-brick road

Next to last.

Little flowers on big flowers: Click on any image on this blog to enlarge.

Remember the lavender crayon? Okay, they probably still have that one.

More greenery (get ready to exit soon).

...with winter looks in summer.

Fashion semi-forward...

These look comfortable

I can't tell if these are immature or on their way out

Do you remember the periwinkle crayon?

Flowerbed ready for bed

...and it says Gesundheit.

You say echinacea...

1. Fireworks.

2. Fireworks

3. Fireworks

Greenery-a-rama

More unwrapped-candy flowers

Set sun behind me.

Spiders eat other bugs, spiders eat other bugs...

Orange you glad I came up with a title?

All right, already. I'm back on the path.

Yes, the pond that the kids here can't run circles around is better.

This one should be in a Foghorn Leghorn cartoon

The grouchiest flower I've seen

I like this pond better than the big pond.

Pond two: I bet these lilies are blooming today (8/23)

The bricks, upper left, look like the skylight panes of a conservatory.

...here's a closer look at the purple patch.

A stairway not taken, but...

...or knit out of wool.

These could be made of frosting...

Lush.

These should smell like powdered old ladies.

There's a nightclub under this shrub.

Porky Petunia

Orange magic woman

They love you, they love you not.

The striped leaves return, with their crazy screaming fans all decked out in pink.

I wanted to check under this plant for eggs.

I can't explain the pink on the one flower. I bet a little kid picked off some petals! Thanks kid, and, no, you shouldn't do it yourself.

Those little girls on the left are running from the streetlight-monocled giraffe-flower.

One more nice striped leaf shot.

These striped leaves are wonderful, reminiscent of fabric, but with a sculpted quality.

A big leaf like this one.

That's a big leaf in the foreground, not someone asleep in a black hoodie. Hello, San Francisco!

Then turn the corner...

Now from between the set sun and the same pool.