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| African marigolds |
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| Rose of Sharon |
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| Black-eyed Susans |
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| Trumpet creeper vine |
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| Cannas and other tropicals in containers |
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| Abelia |
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Monday, August 15, 2011
Garden Bloggers' Bloom Day: Late Summer Color
This is usually the time of year in DC, that all of our annuals have started to lose energy and most all the flowering shrubs and perennials are long gone. I still have a few spots of color to show here for this Garden Bloggers' Bloom Day. So what is blooming in your garden?
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Our borage, black-eyed susans, nasturtiums, and sunflowers are all in bloom. I also count the okra, squash, and pumpkin blossoms, too.
ReplyDeleteCardinal flower, ox-eye sunflower, and white snakeroot make for a nice Maryland-colors-themed August garden. It's all native and all perennial. And the hummingbirds love it, too.
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