Loving my little garden...

I am so NOT a photographer - so I do apologize to all the photo gurus who live for photography - in fact most of the time I just use my ol' cracked iphone 3G to take photos...I have been monitoring my little garden just to see all that happens each day..

Andrew brought this lily one day it was just a dried root he left on the ground, I finally put it in a planter and three weeks later VOILA! This elegant, gracious, lily blooms - absolutely brilliant

Under the lily, you can see Basil I grew from seed.
Quite the fusion garden,  eh?

I am having a few issues - one bed of sturdy looking tomato and squash plants completely yellowed and died within two weeks time - we feel the dirt had something to do with it - and hope that the rest of the plants in the other beds - will be strong!

The leaves of this tomato plant has something attacking it - but after consulting with the experts of Brambleberry Farm in Paoli, IN, I have learned there is nothing to worry about.

http://www.brambleberryfarm.org/

I have no idea the name of this tree/plant item - but if you have been following the garden this plant was one of many "dead sticks" that Andrew planted in the ground which now has come to life - and I am just utterly amazed at how this sturdy, African plant creates the tiniest, subtle yet absolutely stunning and intricate flowers.