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#131151 August 27th, 2005 at 01:14 PM
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Tammy hope you don't mind if I start this one with a photo of my Brazellian Rockrose Blooms.
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sorry this is all I have left. Have a good night.
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Looks like a great way to start this segment of the blooming heaven string to me. So glad you were willing to share. God bless and have a good night.

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Tammy I am always willing to share but I tend to go overboard just don't want people to get tired of looking at my flowers. Hope you had a good night's rest . Have a great day. Need to make my weekly call to my mother.
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You keep on posting those lovely flowers Jimmy. All of yours go on my list of gotta get one of these days. Love all the great vibrant colors!

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#131156 August 30th, 2005 at 07:11 AM
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Sheri,

Those are beautiful pictures!

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Oooooooh, Sheri - love 'em!!!

That row of liriope is gorgeous!
I've never seen so many of them grouped together like that -
what a great presentation!

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I second lynne and triss. Really great pictures and I like the butterfly sitting on the flower. I think that is the best picture of liriope that I have seen. Thank you for sharing them I love pictures.

#131159 August 31st, 2005 at 03:22 AM
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Sheri all your's are beautiful. Love the Liriope the way you have them planted.
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Look what was waiting for me when I got home.
the Carolinna Breeze are on same plant.
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Louisiana Native per person that sent the seed. Looks like Texas Star.
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These are all on one plant right next to each other blooms actually touch each other. This is Manhot 4 blooms on plant.
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#131162 August 31st, 2005 at 03:38 AM
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These Blooms are all on one plant round the top all 5 blooms are touching each other.
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Hope you enjoy my pretties.
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STUNNING!

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Jimmy what beauty you have there to enjoy! Wow I am so envious. I saw a picture of some beautiful baby blue hibiscus I book marked the page for next year ordering. Are the yellow hardy? I want some but am thinking those may be the tropical type. I have a beautiful coral one on the front porch, but its tropical. Is the orange one pictured there a tropical? I have been scanning my tropical for seeds but no luck yet. clp

#131165 August 31st, 2005 at 08:15 AM
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Thanks Triss and Karrie for the kind words. Karrie the Carolina Breeze is Tropical , The Manhots are supposed to be hardy to zone 7 if I remember right. I will have some seeds later of the Manhot if you would care for some. These plants are 4 ft. tall and as you can see are so bloom heavy the plant is bending. You most likely wont get any seeds off your Tropical. They take longer growing seasons then you have in Indiana. Or We have in North Texas. Mine have never made seed pods and this one is about 3 years old.
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JV, how beautiful. They look so fresh in that scalding heat. Are they shaded?

#131167 August 31st, 2005 at 11:13 AM
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No Sheri they get sun all day from sun up to sunset except the one with 5 blooms has tree shade for about an hour around 12:00 the rest have full sun.
Glad you all liked them.
Jimmy

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OMG JV, those are just stunning! flw flw

You have a hardy variety?? smile

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I would love seeds Jimmy! Thank you! I love orange and yellow flowers, they are by all means my favorite! I got quite a few seeds yesterday from he pink and white. This is my first time planting hibiscus, do you have any advice or suggestions for planting the seeds? I am clueless as to plant them spring or fall. I spent most of yesterday looking for information on them. I had never seen yellow until a few days ago saw some on google search, figured they were tropical also saw some beautiful blue ones, still trying to figure out if they are tropical or hardy. These were my husbands grandfathers favorite flowers. Also the last thing he got to plant before he passed away. I am so happy he got to see them bloom before he passed away. Mine are seeds from his plants. I hope to establish them well and maybe some day my kids will plant their seeds as well! smile

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HI jimmy your yellow manihot hibiscus are beautiful.i was gonna post some photos of mine also but you beat me to it lol.yes there suppose to be hardy up to zone 7 where i live but i am still gonna save some of the seeds just in case i had a lot of those bloom this is the first year i have grown them thanks to Duckie for the seeds for them.but will have lots of seed to trade to.still got to post my seed trading list soon i have a few more plants that i need to collect seeds from yet.your friend in gardening.mike57

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Mike we got our seeds from the same person Duckie. I have collected a few seeds Duckie wants some as she seems to have gave all hers away. I am waiting to see what all I have before I post my list also. Kerrie will be glad to send you some seed. also ging to have Orange (or gold) Cannas stand about 4 ft tall. Collecting rysomes now sending my sister about 50 as well as lynne wants some and Trish wants about 4 will send her 8. Will have around 100 in all that is just a guess. Mike go ahead and post yours as if mine are half as pretty as yours I am happy.
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Oh JV can I have some Cannas too if you have enough PLEASEEEEEEEEE? I will send my address in a pm. Thanks JV you so kind! I am just going to have the most beautiful hibiscus garden some day! What a beautiful back drop for the wedding we will someday have in my back yard! We won't need any florist! lol She is only 3 but its never to early to start planning! laugh kissies

#131173 September 1st, 2005 at 06:52 AM
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kerrie all I need ia an addy and qty you want.
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I have sent the addy already and send how ever many you want I am just grateful to be getting any at all! Thank you so much! If in any way I can ever return the favor dont hesitate to holler at me!

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The miniature yellow and red snapdragons are starting to bloom woohoo. It's a little early for them but I'm glad they are trying. I wonder if I should fertilize for more blooms or wait until it is actually fall? Do you have any thoughts on the subject.

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I saw your hibiscus posting and wanted to share a picture of mine smile
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Very beautiful! Welcome to the forum.

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How would I make out with Manhot in Toronto, Canada - 6a?

Would I be able to leave them in the ground over winter?

#131180 September 9th, 2005 at 08:00 PM
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Wow Cricket!!!

Talk about GLORIOUS!!!

#131181 September 9th, 2005 at 10:28 PM
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Cricket, that is beautiful!

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How are you getting the pictures to show in the message wihtout having to follow a link? Your pictures are amazing!

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usa all you have to do is go to the picture that you want to post and right click on it and go to properties. and box will pop up and it'll have a all kinds of things. it will say protocol,type,address (url),size,dimensions. you'll see an address beside the part that says address(url). you want to copy that address and then come back and click on the full reply form button and then a page will load and then there'll be a little button at the bottom of the little white box that you type in that says image. you'll want to click on that image button and then a little box will come up in the upper left corner of your screen. there'll be a white box that you can type in. it'll already say something like http:// you'll wanna delete that and paste the link that you copied and hit ok. then type what you want to type after that window has entered the little code and then post it and it'll be there! sorry if this was to confusing (I'm not very good at explaining things...I hate to be with the person to show them lol) if you don't understand something then ask and somebody might be able to help you better :-) and welcome to the forum!

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Cricket that is beautiful ! I'm a big fan of morning glories. Duh [Linked Image]

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WOW Cricket, what a gorgeous BLUE! I have this thing for blue flowers now? Duh
And Mel your MGs are beautiful too!

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Those are great Mary!

Love your lantana too. My mom used to ahve that all around the pool in CA. Does it overwinter well or will you start from seed. I may have to add some of that to next years garden. The purple lantana is so pretty too.

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webshots doesn't work on here? hmmmm that's strange....I thought somebody on here used that site to post pics on here? photobucket is REALLY easy to use :-) looks great! thumbup

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Great flowers everyone. Keep up the good work.

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MissJamie, webshots is funny like that.. they let you put your photos there & share them, but a direct link to a picture is a no no. They don't let it go thru, just like yahoo (another I used to use a lot before they did that.) Thank goodness for photobucket. wink

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Love your lantana too. My mom used to ahve that all around the pool in CA. Does it overwinter well or will you start from seed. I may have to add some of that to next years garden. The purple lantana is so pretty too.
Triss, it's supposed to be an annual here in zone 6. It's hard to find seed on it - at least I haven't been able to catch any 'berries' yet. I saw one forming, but that was the last time I saw anything resembling that berry. The plan is to mulch well and cross my fingers! I never saw a purple one - bet those are gorgeous!

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I am guessing I would have a pretty hard time with them in zone 5 then. Darn! I hope they come back strong for you. You have to get purple though. They are stunning!

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thumbup soooo pretty

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Here is the miniature rose that I bought at the grocery store. Hopefully it decides it likes it's new home.

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Very pretty Tammy!

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Here's the ornamental pepper plant that my husband gave me for my birthday Saturday. kissies
It's so colorful - wish it lasted longer than this short season...

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They sure are pretty plants. Thanks for sharing.

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That is pretty, Lynne!

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Ohh that is awesome looking Lynne. Does "ornamental" mean those are not edible peppers?

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Triss - I just found this post that Bill had about them -

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They are so easy, and great color for autumn!

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Lynne, that's gorgeous! Mine (white) is so ho-hum. I'm disappointed, actually. May be it's because they're up against the white house that makes them kinda bla. I didn't know what to expect, but I guess I thought they'd have juat a little more pizzaz than they do. laugh *pizzaz* Anyway, I love the purple - a few yards here have some pink-ish sedum... I just saw some with variegated leaves with pink flowers -- tell me these ain't the coolest sedum ya ever saw? sedum wink

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Thanks for that link Lynne. So now that I see they are both beautiful and edible, can I beg ya for some seeds?

That sedum is way cool too. That is going to have to go on my list of things as well!

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Mary - that sedum is GORGEOUS!
Will have to look for that one now.
By the way, mine are pinker than they appear here -
it's that cheapo camera at work again...

Triss - I've never seen seeds on this plant, but will keep an eye out for them. I was looking it over just before and don't even see a flower that would develop into one of the peppers. By the time the stores put them out for sale, they are all in the pepper stage. Wonder what they look like?

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Lynne, if it is typical of peppers, the seeds are in the pepper rather than a typical flower pod seed. I am sure the flowers are not spectacular as most peppers have very plain and small white flowers.

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Triss - I do realize that the seeds would be in the peppers. I was just commenting that I didn't see any flowers on the plant. I also figured that they would be small white ones like on other pepper plants - but thanks! Duh When I was at the indoor farm yesterday, they had many different ornamental pepper plants, like the ones Bill posted, and not one had a single flower but all were full of bright, colorful peppers. That's also why I commented that they have a short growing period here since they are not put out til they are full of peppers.

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Ok gotcha... Totally misunderstood you there!

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Lynne! Your pictures are so pretty! Duh
There's a BUNCH of pod thingys ready to bloom! grinnnn

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Me and Brennan dug these up on the side of the road last year.....

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Hey Cindy,

Are your zinnia really as red as they appear on the right side of your first picture up there? Let me rephrase that. I LOVE YOUR ZINNA!!!! You wouldn't mind sending me some seeds would you? I can send you anything on my list or sase or I don't know something.

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The blooms on my brug only last 1 or 2 days.

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And the picture right above the zinnias is that an orchid? Are you growing it outdoors. What zone are you in and do you think I could get away with that over here where I am? I'm just full of questions today aren't I lol.

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Are your zinnia really as red as they appear on the right side of your first picture up there?
They are as red as RED can be!
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And the picture right above the zinnias is that an orchid?
That's my Purple Hyacinth Bean Vine
But, I do have an orchid outside right now doing very well!

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wow very pretty pics everybody! love the flowers :-) and that ornamental pepper is really pretty! I might try and get some seeds for one of those somewhere to try next year :-)

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hooper...here's the red zinnia.

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I'll send some seeds, and send Miss Jamie some, too...for her red, white and blue garden next year.

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That's fantastic. Let me know if I have anything that interests you. Probably stamps since you are doing the move thing. But if I come up with anything else let me know.

That's the Purple Hyacinth Bean Vine? Wish I had somewhere I could put up a trellis. It looks like some of those orchids I've seen at Lowe's. Nice looking.

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Gorgeous flowers Cindy. I did not plant my hyacinth bean this year but it will be going in next year. I really need to add all kinds of zinnias to my list as well. They are all so bright and cheery!

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I love you cindy lou hoo! Duh

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You all don't need to send me anything.
I'm on a mission... grinnnn

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spread some this way Cindy. wink

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You got it, Sheri!

My brug changed colors today!
Yesterday it was kinda cream colored, and today it's pink! grinnnn

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That is absolutely beautiful!! flw flw

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I can't wait 'til njoynit sees them! grinnnn
Those are her grandbabies!

This evening before I took the pictures I made my neighbor come over and look at it! laugh laugh laugh
Am I proud of it, or what? grinnnn

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Cindy - I AM SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO JEALOUS!!!

NO FAIR, NO FAIR, NO FAIR!!!

Those brugs are GORGEOUS!

All your other pictures are wonderful too!
I've been trying to get a good picture of my purple hyacinth beans but they are just not cooperating! :p

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wow! that is soooo pretty!! just wondering but do brugs grow from seed or plants??

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Some late blooms!

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Wow, Meg! I can't believe you still have irises blooming! thumbup
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just wondering but do brugs grow from seed or plants??
I think you can grow them from seeds... nutz
But, I don't really know much about them.
njoynit sent me cuttings.

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I grew mine from seeds that I got from someone online... but they never flowered over 3 years!

Cindy - aren't those gladiolas that you were talking about above?
I'm also surprised that they are blooming for you now, Meg.

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Are those purple christmas roses? If so can I trade you some of their seeds for some of the more common white/pastel green. I have about 10 seeds I could trade. I'd really like to get an assortment of the different colors.

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Those were blue glads, not iris'.. I don't have any iris, yet. And yes, I was shocked to see a new set of buds appear recently, as they had already bloomed & died back. It was a very nice surprise.

Sorry, I didn't label my pics like I usually do.. I was in a posting frenzy. wink laugh

Ok, I had the blue glads, red salvias, purple clematis (I wonder if that's what you meant tk?), hosta with a new flower stalk, tho the rest is dying back, my mini red & yellow roses, my white & yellow mum, and my wildflowers are starting to bloom a 2nd time around.. I have alyssum showing up all over again, and the pretty pink flowers too.. I forget what they were called again! laugh

TK, I had no christmas roses.. so I wonder if it's the clematis you were talking about? Which picture was it?

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Meg, I can send you a couple iris rhizomes if you want.

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Pictures are all so beautiful guys! I just gotta get me a digital camera! Christmas list is growing and growing!

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Cindy - aren't those gladiolas that you were talking about above?
Yes :rolleyes: ...and I knew that! I don't know why I said irises.
They are both one of the very few plants I actually know the name of! laugh

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They are both one of the very few plants
That doesn't make sense. Duh

eek shk nutz :rolleyes:

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Each of those are among the very few plants I know the name of.

Listen to me, the queen of saying stuff right laugh

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Each of those are among the very few plants I know the name of.
Yeah! That works! thumbup

I am the queen of saying stuff wrong...or maybe it's the queen of saying the wrong stuff... nutz

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Meg, I can send you a couple iris rhizomes if you want.
grinnnn grinnnn grinnnn grinnnn

Umm.. do they get lifted in fall, or can they stay in the ground year round? I really detest anything that I have to bring in for the winter..lol. Well, except my newly aquired orange tree. That'll be ok. wink It's in a pot. grinnnn

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Meg - my irises stay in the ground here in zone 6, so you shouldn't have any problems leaving them in there.

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Some color for Autumn - starts in 2 days!

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succulents - jade and flap jack

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What's still blooming for you these days?

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That flap jack thing is WILD!
I love it!
Beautiful! thumbup

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yeppers your right Meg it was a clematis. The flower looks a lot like what I remember the christmas rose looking like but that wouldn't be blooming now. Great pictures.

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Gorgeous pictures!!! Gonna have to get a brug but it is poisonous right? Need to put it in the back fo the garden away from kiddos.

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Well, this thread is nearly done I'd say. Let me add my last few in..

Still have a few glads hanging on..
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White clematis is blooming again, behind the glad..
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Purple clematis is also blooming again-
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And this hybrid sage was mowed down, due to it being covered by tall grass & weeds.. actually, all the things were chopped in this spot, my salvias, marigolds, zinnias.. all gone. But this one, popped right back up!
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More to follow..

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My white mum is really starting to fill out-
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My yellow mum is trying hard! (or is this Bubba's bed?!)
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Not sure what color these are.. my mums got moved around earlier this year when they weren't looking so good. This one is finally getting buds on it.
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And my mini red roses are really in full bloom again!
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And lastly, my ditch, full of "weeds"

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Same weeds in my yard, corner of the fence-
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Thankyou for splitting them up so I could see them all. I really really appreciate your doing that. They are fantastic pictures showing off fantastic flowers.

I bought some of the ornametal sage for next year I hope it does as well as yours did.

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I'm not ready to let summer go just yet!

And I got a new camera - yay!

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Wow Mary, those are awesome photos, of awesome flowers!! The box jumped out at me, when I saw "Howitzer" on it. Steve drove a howitzer in the Army. wink That was cute the way you made a box of flowers out of it. flw

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Thanks, Meg. I have 2 of those boxes - from my SIL - think they were yard sale finds. I thought they made pretty cool planters ... wouldya believe, I never stopped to read it? laugh

Didya recognize those weeds in with the rose boquet? I was walking back to the house, thought 'Oh! those are those weeds Meg put up on the board'...and then thought 'Hmm They'd go good in this boquet!' You inspired me laugh

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laugh laugh I thought they looked familiar. wink thumbup

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Here I was waiting and waiting for the pictures to show and I waited and waited. Then after walking away for an hour and comming back and them still not showing up I looked down and the dial up had shut itself down again grrrrrh.

I guess maybe I'll comeback and try to look at them later.

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I hope your planning to save me some seeds from your mums. They are very attractive. And yes that does include the pink that I didn't think I liked. Boy howdy have I eaten those words and often lol.

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