It's been raining pretty steadily in northern Georgia for the last week. The new additions to the yard are quite happy as a result.

The more Mother Nature waters, the less I have to, which means the less I have to pay the Athens-Clarke County Water Authority. I see nothing but "win" with this arrangement.

The Azaleas are winding down for the season.

The dark red Azalea second in line from the street always blooms last, and therefore keeps its flowers longer than the others.

The heavy rain has also done a good job of removing the petals. I'm under the impression that this is the time to prune and shape, which I'll get to soon.

One other project has been laying dormant for a while. I've mentioned the Daffodils by the patio that try and bloom each spring, and how I keep saying I should move them out front. Today seemed to be a good day to try and dodge the raindrops and the Daffodils and a few straggler Crocus bulbs moved. The area where the two rose bushes sit seems like the best destination.

I had to do some weeding first, naturally.

I started digging up the 5 separate small clusters of Daffodils to find about 30 bulbs total ! I divided everything and planted them on the far right corner in the photo above. The Crocus bulbs went in the ground next to the other Crocus bulbs I planted last fall.

I'll add mulch later to make things look nice. This is another project where I won't see the results until next spring. But at least it's another project that's done.