Drops Of Time Caught In The Mist Garden Facades

Top Garden South     Note - Shagbark Hickory in background wearing Climbing Hydrangea 

Top Garden Flowing into Middle Terrace

Columbine on Middle Terrace

Blueberry Field

Looking from under Apple (needing pruning) towards Middle Garden - one week or so ago 

Peonies in Middle Garden - now blown open

Wounded Native Black Cherry 'Michael's Tree'  - North Field

North Garden and Farmhouse from North Field

North Garden from North Field

In the fog again

walking about the garden

misty mysteries 

Arachnid weavings 

cloaks cast out to catch a meal

bedazzle the eye

Webs of wondrous forms

meshes of mist wear danger

butterflies beware

White flowers glimmer

landscape of ghostly trunks glow

dense water droplets

Early Morning then Evening Water Vapor and Sky Painting

Each day the sky, snaking river below the forest and all it's trees create a new painting. These photos were taken three days ago, in the early morning and then the same day at sunset, and they will show the true vibrant colors once clicked upon. An ocean of green runs before the spectacular ancient mountain range and hills ever changing in the light as well. I am sharing part of the library garden tour here featuring Thalictrum 'Lavender Mist' within the misty morning rising up to around seven feet I am guessing. A beauty while still in bud form, its lavender stems holding a film of moisture above it's lovely spread of leaves... a gem in the garden. Mock Orange too is lovely and mirrors the striking form of the White Birch. June has faded into July days, which may bring sunshine soon but for now more like a wet monsoon.