Blooming time in our front yard.

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Minister of Fire
Sep 22, 2008
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A few pics of the July blooms

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Beautiful. I love summer!
 
Lovely! And no fungus or insect damage. Last time I tried to grow sunflowers the critters ate the heads right off just as they were starting to unfurl.
 
We're in synch. Our echinacea and phlox have started blooming too.
 
You have Ents. !!!
 
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Very nice.

Love the petunias & the cone flowers, and I adore the dwarf red maple in the back ground !!! I have one, and I know it's at least 50 years old !
 
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