One grouping of the thousands of Black-Eyed Susans
When it gets like this the weeds aren't so noticeable.
It's Lush out there.
Thursday, July 28, 2011
The Second Hibiscus
Early in the morning before it fully opened.
One grouping of the thousands of Black-Eyed Susans
When it gets like this the weeds aren't so noticeable.
It's Lush out there.
One grouping of the thousands of Black-Eyed Susans
When it gets like this the weeds aren't so noticeable.
It's Lush out there.
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Gorgeous! All my black eyed susan's have vanished. Do you think something ate them, like rabbits?
Siria maybe tell your weedwhacker dude not to scalped it all so short. Leave a little for the rabbit to eat.
The lush is lovely. I don't see one weed.
PS, I have one of those hardy hibiscus. It is an old fashioned pink one. It's blooms aren't as large as the big red ones but it looks as pretty when full of those pink ones.
Your hydrangeas are looking pretty terrific too, Christopher!
I really like the lush. Gotta watch those weed whackers. HeHeHe
I have a hibiscus that blooms in late Fall/Winter. Every time it blooms it gets cold & that take care of that.
No weeds in those shots, just beautiful flowers. It looks grand, Christopher.
Frances
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