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June blooms!

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gardendude blog photos
Joined: 4/08/2008
Location: Richmond, VA
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Posted: Jun/09/2008 8:25 AM PST

Bee balm, Fragrant angel coneflower, petunias/coleus/potato vine in a pot, nandina, shibori spirea

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gardendude blog photos
Joined: 4/08/2008
Location: Richmond, VA
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Posted: Jun/09/2008 8:32 AM PST

First pic is the hibiscus that wasn't doing too well a few weeks ago, but seems to be thriving in the high humidity and is growing new leaves like crazy. Last two pics are of some of the coneflower, one of which is now at least 5.5 feet tall!

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Aurora blog photos
Joined: 4/24/2008
Location: Chesapeake VA
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Posted: Jun/09/2008 9:37 AM PST

Looks great!
fairygarden blog photos
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Posted: Jun/09/2008 9:45 AM PST

Wow-we!!! Those cones are huge! I see you have one of my favorites, a zinnia.
gardendude blog photos
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Posted: Jun/11/2008 7:24 AM PST

Thank you! Got some pics of the Knockout roses I bought yesterday.

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Joined: 5/13/2008
Location: Suburban, Massachusetts
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Posted: Jun/11/2008 9:30 AM PST

2 big rhododendrons, an achillea "Coronation Gold", and a Sarah Bernhardt peony

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witt blog photos
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Posted: Jun/12/2008 2:13 AM PST

Looking GOOD, gardendude. Are the bees working your nandina? I have seen only a few. Usually they are swarming!

laura, your peony is breathtaking!
fairygarden blog photos
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Posted: Jun/12/2008 6:46 AM PST

Laura, those rhodies are beautiful!
gardendude blog photos
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Posted: Jun/12/2008 6:55 AM PST

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Originally posted by witt
Looking GOOD, gardendude. Are the bees working your nandina? I have seen only a few. Usually they are swarming!

laura, your peony is breathtaking!


I've actually never seen any bees around the Nandina. They seem to wait for my bee balm and coneflower to open up, they go crazy over those, haha.
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Posted: Jun/13/2008 5:47 AM PST

Glad your hibiscus made it through it's first few days!! Your blooms are beautiful - I am so far behind you!! Buds only so far!
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