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Wordless Wednesday 08/17/16
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Ahhhhh.
janet
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visual delight!!!
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So pretty!
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Thanks. I needed that 🙂
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My eyes didn’t know what to do! So much to rejoice in — thank you!
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So very, very gorgeous! Spectacular sites for my sore eyes (that are so very tired of looking at my fully destroyed backyard thanks to hail).
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Flowers are spectacular. But that one lone tomato…..YOWZER!!!!
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Here’s to summer 😀
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These are all very beautiful Judy, but my fav is the tomato. We’re picking them, but we’re still at the point where they are special. I love the way you captured that little guy 🙂
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We have so many tomatoes I don’t know what to do with them. I know, I know that’s a good problem to have. 🙂
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We’ll be at that point soon, but for now, they’re still a magic treat.
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Reblogged this on thelaundryrocks.
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So lovely, Judy. A feast for the eyes. 🙂
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Well it looks like something survived the heat! Beautiful.
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Drought? What drought? Gorgeous in spite of dry weather!
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Long-time perennials seem to hang right in there because I haven’t been watering anything except veggies, containers, and annuals. 🙂
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Beautiful late summer blooms!
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What a great collage! Ah, butterfly bush. I tried 2x to grow some. Nope. No luck. 😣
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Lovely blooms, Judy! 🙂
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No words necessary! Exquisite beauty comes through your photos!
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Beautiful! And I can just taste that cherry tomato bursting in my mouth all nice and warm. Eat a few for me please!
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I wish I could share because I have a definite overload of delicious tomatoes in every size. 🙂
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Love the coleus! It’s a shade plant, so it’s one of the few things I’ve been able to grow successfully. I’m amazed at how many varieties there are – just splashed with bright green, red, and purple!
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I love coleus and smile every year when I see the various combinations of colors. Then I want one of each. 🙂
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What a rainbow of nature, Judy. I love them all! You have managed to save these from heat and lack of rain. I am so glad you included the cherry tomato and coleus, two bright spots among many others. 🙂
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I missed this post the other day, your flowers look lovely Judy. I’m sure it must be bee heaven! It is a bit too frosty for coleus here in Canberra (unless they are really well cared for) but they are lovely, and remind me of my childhood in Africa.
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