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| Circle Bed - July 2014 |
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| Scarlet Runner Beans on Teepee Trellis |
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| Dahlias |
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| Bi-color Rudbeckia Hirta |
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| Rudbeckia Hirta - Black-Eye Susan |
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| Scarlet Runner Bean Blossoms |
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| Lupine - Russell's Blend |
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| Cottage Pinks |
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| New Dawn climbing rose planted two years ago. |
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| New Dawn Rose |
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| Rudbeckia Hirta and Veronica flowers in the foreground - Our newly acquired (old) sailboat in the background. |
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| Cascading lobelia underneath ripening black currants. |
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| Cascading lobelia underneath ripening red currants |
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| Rudbeckia Hirta - Black-Eye Susans |
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| Imperial Start Artichokes |
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| Cut Flowers for the Guest House |
Wow-everything looks terrific! I especially love that New Dawn rose--I'm so envious. I've never been able to grow roses--even the "carefree" ones don't seem to like it here.
ReplyDeleteMy black-eyed-susans have been in bud forever this year, but they don't seem to want to open up for me. I keep telling them to hurry up. They are such a simple flower, but I love them.
ReplyDeleteGreat looking garden.
ReplyDeleteAll your hard work has certainly paid off! What a beautiful site your property is! I love the interplanting of kale, artichoke, and beans among the flowers. ~ Rachel @ Grow a Good Life
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful. That dahlia is stunning!
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