I've been super short on time for the past two weeks so this is a minimal-word post. It's suddenly humid and hot and gone are the nice morning breezes. We've not had a lot of rain so I'm already trying to make sure my plants aren't wilting. And here I thought it would be a shorter summer due to our seemingly extended winter.
In bloom right now:
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Iris in front of my neighbor's rose |
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The hellebore I bought a couple of months ago is STILL in bloom! |
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Hosta, Nepeta "Walker's Low", and on-its-way-out azalea |
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Salvia and Amsonia "Blue Ice" |
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Baptisia australis "Solar Flare Prairieblues" (it's itty bitty still, as it's only a year in the ground) |
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Spiderwort. Closed for the evening, but you get the idea.
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Chives |
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Baptisia australis |
What's blooming in your garden?
It has all of a sudden become hot and humid this week. Promised rain does not seem to be materializing. You're a little ahead of me with the Catmint and spiderwort. My azaleas are just starting to bloom. What a wonderful time of year in the garden though!
ReplyDeleteThat Amsonia and salvia make a nice combination, and that is quite a hefty baptisia.
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