Early Morning in the Garden

 I found this growing in the garden.  It was so perfect that at first I thought it was a fake mushroom. I wish I knew what kind this is.

 I power washed the stone table.  It looks brand new.

 Teddy in her spot.  My poor pup is slowing down.  She is 12 years old now.

 Day lilies are blooming everywhere.

 This is why I am never planting wisteria anywhere anymore.

 The Green Man.

The view up from the middle pond.

 The lower pond without the big koi. A huge heron dropped by and ate them all.

What's behind these doors?

 A giant horseradish plant!

 And my berry patch.

 The potting shed.

 And my first tomato.

 Here are close ups of the Candy Corn vine that some of you  asked for.

Growing candy corn vines is relatively easy. The first step to growing a Manettia candy corn plant is to install a trellis where you would like your vine to grow. It is best to plant where there is partial to full sun. Dig a hole in front of the trellis about two to three times the size the root base of the plant. Keep it watered and watch the candy corns form.