It's amazing! Even after a prolonged extreme drought, very, very hot summer, I still have some flowers that I managed to keep alive! These are all in my backyard, which was the most extremely hot and the most sunny spot in my garden.
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| Caladium |
Million Bells that my granddaughter gave me
for Mother's Day!
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| Caladium |
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| Coleus |
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| Cleome (Spider Plant) with seed pods |
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Zinnia with Bee
(doing it's job, collecting pollen!) |
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| Cleome Closeup |
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| Cleome (they are almost 5 feet tall) |
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Zinnia in a pot.
The hanging pots are Jazzberry Vista Petunias. They stayed alive but it was really too hot for them. They like it better now that the temps have cooled off.
So, I am also enjoying the cooler temps and it is raining out there today. Love that, too! Hope you enjoy seeing my beautiful flowers and I hope to show more of them soon. Stay tuned! Thanks for looking.
Love ya, Jean |
2 comments:
You always have the most beautiful gardens. You surely must have a green thumb.
Oh my goodness, your flowers are still just beautiful! I especially love the spider flowers and had forgotten about them. I grew them several years ago and for a while they came back from seeds dropped. Maybe I can remember to buy a pack of seeds next summer.
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