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Washington Gardener Magazine is the award-winning publication for Mid-Atlantic USA gardeners by local gardeners.
Sunday, September 15, 2013
Garden Bloggers' Bloom Day: Late Summer is Fading Out
It is Garden Blogger's Bloom Day again!
On the 15th of each month, we gardeners with blogs share a few bloom
photos from our gardens. Here is the Mid-Atlantic USA (USDA zone 7) on
the DC-MD border, we ha a very dry and cool August, this a week of high heat, then finally rain! This month I thought I'd just share a few blooms that are unusual or
caught my eye.
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Oh these late blooms are sooo precious !Drink 'em in before they go !! Oops, sorry, my Eeyore side is showing again !!
ReplyDeleteLoved Mountain Mint - not seen it before !
Me too...that Mountain Mint is fabulous!
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by HoeHoeGrow and Danger Garden! The native Mountain Mint is beloved by pollinators and is such an unusual bloom too. I keep it in a part-shade spot in a container to make sure it stays under control as it will behave like most minutes and take over, if you let it.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty petunias
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