Time again for Six on Saturday, with new host Jim at Garden Ruminations.
It is like a late summer day here, warm and sunny. The bees are flocking to the broccoli flowers that have survived the recent seasonably cold weather. I watered the baby trees and the natives to make sure the soil has adequate moisture before we get back to weather reality. Abnormally dry conditions have crept into Dane county, and we are expecting warmer temps and rain. I might just refill the barrels one more time!
The parsley is holding on and seeds are ripening – I took the pods from the milkweed so that they would not seed in places where they are not desired. I will separate them from the floss and offer them up to interested parties and/or scatter them where they might take.
Finally, the bright pops of yellow that Calendula is so generous with.
Hope you all are enjoying the winding down (or winding up, depending on your hemisphere) of the seasons!
Gardening in the Prairie 
Calendula has been such a feature of SoS, I must get some planted.
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It is good to appreciate the seeds in the cycle of nature, they are so important. Love the Calendula.
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