I have not posted in awhile as I have been burning candles on both end and in the middle. Since the church community garden did not have a host this year, I took it own. How hard can it be, its not that big. GOOD GRIEF!!! Alas, it is growing and producing vegetables for any who come to pick. Then there is my yard…my flowers which is a must as I do love my flowers.
Cee’s Flower of the Day today is dahlias and I have several types of those so I will share my dahlias with you as well. I am partial to the smaller ones with varied colors.
Then there are the mediums sized ones that remind me of small mums with their rich dark reds, reds with yellow tinges and bright yellows with touches of orange.
Since I feed the birds as well, I usually end up with various mystery plants in my yard and this years mystery plant I am sure is some type of vegetable, possibly in the squash family. Its not very tall, has leaves shaped like a fig leaf and tiny yellow flowers. It could also b e a weed, lol. We will see.
I will let it grow until it proves to me it has to go. Flowers bring me joy and remind me of kindness and if we can be anything, we should at first be kind.
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Welcome back to posting. Your life sounds busy and that’s not always a bad thing. Your flowers are beautiful! I’m with you on letting the mystery flowers bloom and grow where they land. My gardens are struggling to survive (at least the marigolds and morning glories are) with the bunnies that have taken over the yard since Copper passed away last year. I hope you have a great week!
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Our marigolds are struggling as well. I think the heat has just been to hard for them. Too hot too early. Feel like I am back down south. lol
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Glad to hear I’m not the only one with marigold issues. I thought it was that I lost my green thumb for them.
The sudden heat spell does make me feel as though we’ve been transported to the south! LOL
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