Now it's time to head back to the garden. We seem to be in a bit of an in-between stage. Several plants have stopped blooming, while others are just getting ready to pop.
Anything you're waiting on in your garden?
Thursday, July 21, 2016
Garden time!
Thanks for the Birthday wishes for Dave.
Now it's time to head back to the garden. We seem to be in a bit of an in-between stage. Several plants have stopped blooming, while others are just getting ready to pop.
The purple Liatris is just starting to open. I have some white Liatris too, but it's not showing any signs of blooming so far. I might have to wait until next year.
The Milkweed is taking its time too! But you can see that one little bloom is almost ready. I bet it all pops open in a day or two.
The Stonecrop in the tree garden is just starting to open up. I'm so glad I switched this garden over to all sedums this year. It has done beautifully (especially considering the lack of rain!). I'll do a full post on it in the days to come.
When I showed off my raspberries last garden post, Araignee mentioned that it's blackberry season in her neck of the woods. As you can see, our blackberry season is still a few week off, but the plant is absolutely covered in these soon-to-be-juicy guys!
Anything you're waiting on in your garden?
Now it's time to head back to the garden. We seem to be in a bit of an in-between stage. Several plants have stopped blooming, while others are just getting ready to pop.
Anything you're waiting on in your garden?
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The variety you have is incredible. I am waiting for a yellow squash that has my name on it. I hope the critters don't get it first.
Pretty flowers.
Florida gardening is a little different. We grow our flowers in the late winter, early spring. By this time of year MOST flowers are burning up in the heat.
I have a hanging basket of some fluffy red flower. It's hanging in there, but even IT is showing signs of heat stress.
Hmmmmm the ZINNIAs are starting to bloom for the new owners. I have to cut some to enjoy and to encourage them to keep on coming on blooming
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