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| The Asiatic lilies finally opened! Here they stand between the hosta and cosmos blooms. |
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| A close-up of a lily. |
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| Now that the tulips are gone, I added some begonias under the pink dogwood tree. |
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| My large deck pots are lush with blooms. Here is a pot of tuberose begonias. |
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| Another deck pot of New Guinea impatiens. |
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| My favorite pot of standard impatiens. I realize this is a no-no to plant because of the fungus that is wiping them out, but I couldn't resist. |
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| This is a railing pot of diascia, a favorite flower of mine. |
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| I have some red and white begonias in another pot. |
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| Petunias are another favorite flower that graces my deck. |
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| This coleus needs some water. |
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| I was finally able to catch one of the resident foxes with my camera, trotting across my driveway in the middle of the day. We usually see them at dusk. |
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| Not long after the fox visit, three deer went through the yard and crossed the street. It was a day busy with wildlife |
There is a toad that has suddenly started to sit at my back sliding glass door each night. The dog doesn't know what to make of it, and she just walks around it and barks at it. I will try to take a photo of it soon.
Our family will be leaving for a week long vacation next weekend to New York state. I hope to bring some great photos back to share with you.
Your Asiatic Lilies are so beautiful as are your various pots. You must be quite busy watering all of them, I tend to get so forgetful with mine!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Paula. We usually get enough rain here (two or three times a week) that I end up watering about once a week.
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