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Posted: Sun Jul 06, 2008 5:10 pm   Post subject: more flowers from my July gardens


This is my snowball bush out front of my porch. (PS: Snowball Bush)

My bleeding heart is still in flower. (PS: Bleeding Heart)

My orange lilies around my gazebo.

my Johnny jump up still in flower also

this is my pond fern.

clementis

my daisys seem to be everywhere this year.

these next few are from my new flower garden.
dianthus

purple flower
double petunia
yellow coreopsis
The I'm thinking about starting an wild flower garden here's a few, I don't know exactly what they are but 'pretty'



and lastly my daughter caught this little critter then let it go in my flowers.

its a baby grasshopper.


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Posted: Sun Jul 06, 2008 5:26 pm   Post subject:


Sweet baby! Very Happy You've got some really nice colour there, and that double Petunia is really something else. A wildflower patch sounds like a very good idea.


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Posted: Sun Jul 06, 2008 7:32 pm   Post subject:


That double petunia is really beautiful and I'll bet those dianthus smell gorgeous. You certainly have lots going on in your garden at the moment. I have a wildflower patch and love it!! Stew Face 1


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Posted: Sun Jul 06, 2008 11:37 pm   Post subject:


Thanks for your comments. I think I am really liking my coreopsis. I never had one before but it seems to be really pretty.


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