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The Plumerias are loving the heat too

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If only HGTV had smell-o-vision!

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Just yummy!!

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I am truly enoughing my Vitex tree

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My Allysum just can't take the heat..so as you can see...I have work ahead of me planting these 3 flats of Begonias..sheshh..it's HOT here yall...Jeanne

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The Australian Fern loves being in the shade garden...

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I am loving the Trumpet Lilies..so HUGE...

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All those Zinnas Self-Seedlings are starting to bloom..it truly is Summer

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2 Beautiful roses..."Tamora" & "Heirloom"

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The Apple Tree Flowerbed

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Rosa "Easy Livin'"..Hope you enjoyed your tour with me this morning...Jeanne

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bikerchick

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BEEEEAUTIFUL! I love that Plumeria... my friend has a lil bitty tiny one and I was telling her about yours... she said, "Where do you know this lady from???" LOL!

Hey are you sure those are cosmos?

They look like Zinnia to me... whatever they are, they're purty!

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Sterling bird

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Everything is beautiful! I really love that Australian fern!! I also love that Vitex(CHASTE)
tree.

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Forensicmom

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Beautiful Jeanne but I have a question. You said that the last rose picture is 'Julia Child'? However the picture itself says 'Easy Living'. I'm just curious b/c I'm hoping to see some blooms on my 'Julia Child' and I thought they were a yellow color.

Thanks.

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Central maryland - Zone 7

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Thanks yall..Boy did I mess up...Yes you are right Jennifer..those are Zinnas..I had Cosmos on the brain as I was looking at my newly planted seedlings coming up!!

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However the picture itself says 'Easy Living'. I'm just curious b/c I'm hoping to see some blooms on my 'Julia Child' and I thought they were a yellow color.

I see I have some editing to do..LOL..Yes tha tis "Easy Livin'" Julia Childs are yellow blooms

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paintlady

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Absolutely beautiful!. I have Plumeria envy. I can't grow it in my climate, but MIL lives on the coast and grows it! So very fragrant....I can imagine smelling it with your lovely pictures. Do you ever get any rest with gardens like yours??

Thanks again for sharing with us.

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Doit2day

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WOW Jeanne, there ia a lot of gorgeous color going on in your gardens. Lots of hard work too.

Each day is a new opportunity to grow!

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Toots

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I don't think I've ever seen that many flowers on a Brug before!!!.. wowser!!!.... all of it just SCREAMS summertime!!..... booful, lady!!

"Gardening Keeps Me Growing!"

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Luv R Pups

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Wonderful! All of it!

Luv R Pups
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quiltbea

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I come to your threads to fulfill my color needs. You have such great color in your garden. Thanks for sharing once again. Love them.

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