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You all have shown awesome single flower pics that are going to be great for Calenders, greeting cards,, Wall pictures,, I have saved several of them grin for just those purposes! grin clap




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I remember several years ago when some guy got arrested...a SWAT team descended on his house with the guns, etc...and he was arrested for growing pot in his yard...and it was Texas Star Hibiscus! lol


How funny,, !! I bet the swat team coordinater felt stupid after that ,, blush haha haha
When Jimmy gave me a small start of it 2 years ago he warned me to be careful where I planted it because of the leaves on it,, notme he didn't want any attention being drawn to it at least until it began blooming,, lol

the leaves sure would look like pot,, unless you knew what you were looking at,, notme



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Here's todays single flowers .all in a row.
Cosmos.rerun .......came back itself.
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My first Red lily.............ever
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My pink Ruffled Hollyhock........1st time......
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Love your Column .......angelblossom.
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Diane, you reckon I could have some seeds if you have any extra? lol

Here are some of mine:

Morning Glory
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Marigold
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Diane, you reckon I could have some seeds if you have any extra?


lol well I reckon you can if you remind me,, Those TS Hibiscus seeds I always seem to forget about,,and they drop to the ground and grow again next spring,, so be sure to remind me in about a month! thumbup



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Great red lily - Dodge, and everyone knows I'm not a fan of red flowers!

Diane - I remember that about the Texas red star hibiscus leaves - I tried growing seeds twice from them - got some from both Jimmy and Jiffy a couple of summers ago, but they just would not grow for me.

Here are some of my single blooms today.

Cleome just starting to blossom
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A white coneflower that survived the critters so far!!! YEA!
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And a purple coneflower that looks a bit bug bitten but is still nice.
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Very nice ........I love the white cone flower.....
ANd all the pinkies .

Yours also Kenny......

Funny thing .. Beatles seem to eat holes in Hosta for me .
This year none at all so far,,, Strange huh.

I did get some hosta to grow from seeds.


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Lynne--I especially love the white coneflower--but I am very fond of the cleome too---I have some cleome seeds already--but I need a place to put them--there are days when I think I should plant them in my veggie garden.--This is one of those days--- lol


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Carol - be VERY careful where you plant those cleome seeds as they will invade that area forever!!! Even though I am very careful to get all the seed pods each summer, I always get thousands of baby plants the next year - the seeds are pretty small and plentiful and some always get away! That said, they are easy to weed out once the baby plants are a few inches.

I just love the pink colors on this one!
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And a Stella D'oro lily
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I like the cleomes too and lilys.

I have those coneflowers, white didnt bloom yet? Unless it died.



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my coneflowers didn't even come up this year. I think because of no rain. Do you think they'll show up next year if it rains?



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Its possible.......
I just found a clematis , I was pullin out for weeds it came back from many moons ago..
Ask me for seeds later if in doublt......Mine arent as big as usual.. Late start maybe........I have pink in bloom but not the white.

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I took pics today but photobucket is not co-operating.


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Luckily itz working today...so here's a single Ginger bloom...

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Luckily itz working today...so here's a single Ginger bloom...

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Have a nice day everyone....!


Never seem a ginger bloom, very cool.......

Patty your in the daisy world.
Clever photo/. Love the yellows.b


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This is the first time I have seen most of these lilies bloom. The daylilies have always been okay but the others the deer like to munch on before they bloom. This year I used Liquid Fence and it has worked wonders! It isn't the cheapest thing but it works and it has natural ingredients so it isn't harmful!! So if anyone has deer or rabbit troubles I would recommend trying it!

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Lilys are out of this world..PLant queen.
White with red is my favorite there....

Now if you just had a blue?

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Those white ones are stunning, but they are all beautiful!

Hey I think Lynne needs that liquid fence. I wonder if she's tried that before? I'm glad it worked for you Jess. I couldn't imagine the frustration of having the deer eat all you blooms.

We get black bears around here. The other night last week my neighbors son saw the biggest black bear he'd ever seen in his life. It was on the street below mine. If I were to see one I'd probably die. lol

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i met 3 on highway, I was alone and riding my bike.

last day I rode/ yikes


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I am not posting this because I am proud of it--on the contrary i am not. This ladies & gentelmen is my "Yellow Goblin Galliardia".--Now yes I know it is not yellow--However the 3 blooms that were on the plant when I bought it, sure were yellow.---strange huh???


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yesssssssss???????????????


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I don't have any blue lilies Barb. I will have to look for some!

Yes Lynne should try Liquid Fence. It works! I figured I would give it a shot because it was recommended to me and I'm glad I did. Finally got to see the lilies. lol

I wouldn't do well if I saw a black bear either!

That is really strange about the galliardia Carol! It is still pretty though!

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Juniegirl, that is wierd. But you have a pretty flower.



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The pics are just wonderful...sorry about the blanket flower Carol, they seem to bloom so strangely.


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Thanks ladies, I appreciate it---I thought it might be the nursery I got the plant from, but then I relized the other plant that happened to was from another nursery---Oh well.--I cannot wait to see what the next blooms look like. why


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Here's mine this year, last year they were more orange, this year more on the red side....they do as they please lol



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Act like me....

Is that the blanket plant/

My mexican hat started to bloom today......
THink I sent too many photos on here..



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Yup...blanket flower is really Gallardia.

My clematis is blooming a rich purple colour this year, seems the colours are deeper this year on everything.

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That is a very pretty color Tam!! Do you know the name of it?

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Yup, it's called Ramona...this is the first year it is so dark...I've had it for 7 years. It's usually a lighter purple.


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Tamara gorgeous Clematis I love that deep rich purple color, almost a royal purple.

Sheri your gardenia is stunning!!!!! I bet it smells awesome! I've tried growing those over and over again,, They just don't like me!!!!!! boohoo Thank you for posting that picture, I really love those flowers,,
Uhhhhhhhh I swiped that Pic'. notme lol


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Beautiful pictures of beautiful flowers Tamara!
That purple is so regal looking!

Here is my lacecap hydrangea. It is supposed to flower a nice blue, but with my hard clay soil it is turning pink. I gave it some aluminum sulfate before it flowered and now it is either pink, lavendar, or a none color - not happy with the colors at all this year.

The flowers are still nice, and the bush is growing very well...
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One of my many marigolds in bloom today.
Boy is it ever bright on this hot, overcast day!

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And a goblin gaillardia bloom in the same garden.
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One of the large marigolds in the new walkway garden
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Continued from above...
I went back out into the heat to capture a few more picture before we hopefully get some rain tonight.

First off... monarda
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orange cosmo
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