Staff
September 2020

In September of 2015, these flowers were growing in the backyard of my very good friend Janet MacDonald. Janet lives in the town of Alyth, Scotland, [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alyth], which is located in the center of the country. The current population of Alyth is 3,200. Compared to the city of Santa Clara – whose population is now over 130,000 and increasing every day – Alyth is over 40 times smaller. So you'll probably be surprised at the size of the town's church, which appears in the final photo.

 – TWO CALLA LILLIES & A BUD READY TO BLOOM WITH ORANGE, PINK, AND RED FLOWERS PLUS A DEEP PURPLE PLANT GROWING ALONG THE BACKYARD FENCE – 

      – TWO BLOOMING CALLA LILLIES & ONE BUD ABOUT TO BLOSSOM – 

       – A CLOSER LOOK AT ONE OF THE CALLA LILLIES IN THE PHOTO ABOVE –

                              – LOTS OF PINK, YELLOW & ORANGE ZINNIAS –

       – FOUR LAVENDAR ZINNIAS PLUS FOUR BUDS & A BEGINNING-TO-BLOOM                       BLOSSOM OF A DIFFERENT FLOWER ON THE LEFT SIDE OF THE PICTURE –

                   – A CLOSER LOOK AT ONE OF THE LAVENDAR ZINNIAS                                                              AND THREE OF THE BUDS IN THE PHOTO ABOVE –

        – THE CHURCH OF THE TOWN OF ALYTH: DEDICATED 191 YEARS AGO IN 1829 –