Twilight in the Garden of Good and Weevils

I posted one of my niece's Twilight photos of our garden and here are some more. It amazed me how different the garden looks at night. Here are the un-sleeping daisies. Thank you Sophie.



A reprise of the wraith-like white rose with just a tinge of pink left in the center.

What is this? The garage roof with a UFO on it, hovering over our overgrown tarragon, and spiky raspberry bushes. Are they friendly Mr. Spock?

Here's the cedar arch which will support the two Black Prince grape vines that are finally growing and leafing out on either side of it. You can't live in Walla Walla and not plant grapes. This is also the gateway to the serene space that our backyard has become.

The magic house bell, to warn of invaders such as big winds, squirrels, and small children bouncing on the deck. It's currently covered with the spider webs that are endemic here. Our house at times looks like a giant spider has wrapped us up. We encourage our archnids since they gobble up mosquitoes and other undesirable garden bugs.

A nightowl raspberry, not quite ripe enough to gobble. These are the most delicious raspberries I have ever grown. We've shared the sprouts which grow like crazy in the spring and take hold just about everywhere.

A yellow Asiatic lily. These are from some bulbs I rescued about three years ago. A couple of lillies appeared at first, the next year several, and this year they are abundant in yellow and orange.

Had lots of yellow daylillies and I ordered these rose daylillies, along with red ones, orange, and some purported to be blue actually kind of lavender. The red and blue didn't make it but these rose colored ones seem to be happy and making new ones.

At last the orange Asiatic lily also a rescued bulb from seasonal leftovers. Doing quite well.