
The perfume from this Mock Orange has been particularly powerful this year. Whether we are on the porch or upstairs in our bedroom, the slightest breeze causes a new wave of its spicy, heady scent to wash over us.

I still don’t know if this bunny is a native New England Cottontail (
Sylvilagus transitionalis) or an Eastern Cottontail (
Sylvilagus floridanus). Either way, it, along with some friends and family, enjoy nibbling along the edges of our lawn, especially in the late afternoon.
3 comments:
Bunnies, squeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!
Also, Mock Orange, one of my favourite smells
I love this time of year! We don't have mock orange, but the star jasmine is in bloom. :)
Hi M -
I know, soooo cute!
The Mock Orange smell has been so intense this year, there are moments when it is almost (but not quite) overpowering.
;o)
Hi Irene -
Oooh, I don't know what Star Jasmine smells like. I'm guessing spicy and exotic though!
;o)
- Lee
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