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| It was 104 degrees here yesterday. I spend my days watering, trying to keep everything alive. Also spending more and more time inside with the cool air and reading books and dreaming of cooler temps. |
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| Big Blush sunflower |
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| Lemonade Mix sunflower |
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| I'm trying out the coleus next to the Firehouse dwarf nandina to see what color works best here. These are the ones I started about a week ago from pinched tops of other coleus. I can't believe the coleus is not affected by this heat. |
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| My adopted kitty agreed to pose for me with his new red ball. The grass in some places has died. |
Now I feel better. Only reached 97. something here):- Too hot for even the bunnies to come out- my niece accused us of having photoshopped them in.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by. Like your blog and I know how you feel about the heat. It's awful here in Ohio also. Stay cool! :)
ReplyDeleteCher Sunray Gardens
Love your Sunflowers! I've never been able to grow them.
ReplyDelete-Lynn
Sunflowers are so sunny. Thank goodness we don't have fur.
ReplyDeleteLove the different colored sunflowers. Very pretty!
ReplyDeleteJeanni
Love your photos!
ReplyDeleteYour sunflowers are a nice change from the more standard yellow ones (although I like them too!) I hope you get some cooler weather soon. 104 degrees! That's hot. Kitty does not seem to mind or so his relaxed pose would seem to suggest. Have a great weekend.
ReplyDeletep.s. Love the zinnas too!
wow I thought it was hot here!
ReplyDeletelove the Big Blush sunflower, I have not seen that one!
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Thanks for coming by my blog, so I could discover yours. I've really enjoyed looking at your garden - so colorful and cheerful. Love your zinnias, sunflowers, and your dome home! I'm in Texas, too - I agree it will be nice to see some cooler weather, whenever that will be! And some rain, too!
ReplyDeleteYour sunflower blush beautifully:).
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