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Posted by David-Shenandoah Valley of VA on August 9, 2024, 9:13 pm, in reply to "Some yard pics..."
I'm glad to hear that things are progressing after your recent eye surgery.
Everything looks good to me. It looks like you've been getting some rain by the appearance of your plants and grass.
It has been a hot and dry summer here in the valley. June delivered about 1 inch of rain here and July gave us a couple more. The low precipitation, coupled with the intense heat, made for some brown grass and very unhappy plants. I noticed some cactus plants (Opuntia humifusa) growing in the brown back yard recently. I don't know exactly how they got there, but they were thriving.
We were officially in a severe drought situation here. Thankfully, Tropical Storm Debby came right up the valley Wednesday night through Friday morning delivering about 5 inches of rain! I think you could call that a drought buster or close to it.
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