Zinnia
Blue Bedder Salvia and Pineapple Sage
Mum--Tabitha
Marigold with a few Torenia
Vinca
A Dahlia that I thought was long gone.
Ragin Cajun Ruellia
Still raining here and looks like more is on the way.......that's good and bad...
Update: Oldest Medium Kid returned to school today!! Praise the Lord!!
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Thank you for visiting my blog and providing the name of one of a couple of my flowers -- the purple and white Altheas. I enjoy photographing flowers; however, I do not know many of their names.
It is cloudy here in NW Pennsylvania; rain is not in the forecast until Thursday.
I skimmed through a few of your other blog posts. Glad to hear your oldest medium kid feels well enough from bout with flu to return to school!
I'm back to picking my favorite flower - zinnia is my choice out of this bunch!
Glad that OMK is feeling well enough for school!!!
Glad to hear you daughter returned to school.
I bet you have lots of flowers almost year round there. It all still looks so lush there. Hope the rain stops soon.
That dahlia looks most happy-long gone it is not. My pineapple sages are just coming into bloom now-I expect a big show and love those guys!
So glad to hear all is well at your home and the little garden thing will be by for a visit soon.LOL
Patsy
Yay! Glad she is OK now. I've just about had enough of the rain.
Hi Darla! Thanks so much for stopping by my blog. Your zinnia's are beautiful! Actually, all of your flowers look so pretty and fresh All mine are looking rather wilted and ready to hibernate for the cold season.
Wow, you have so many lovely blooms. Thanks for sharing them!
I love looking at your blooms....glad to hear our girl is feeling good enough to go to school! Here's hoping no one else in the house gets under the weather!
I'm glad oldest Medium Kid is better and I hope she didn't share her 'bug' with anyone else in the family. Thanks for sharing your flowers with us. Some of your rain finally got up here -- we need it.
Hi Darla, Glad your daughter got to go back to school today. Is there alot of that flu down there???? Hope nobody else in your family gets it.
Your flowers are gorgeous as usual. Our Vinca just hasn't done well this year.. I think it was because I split it after buying a big batch... They have always done well for me until this year. Next year, I don't try to separate them.
Hugs,
Betsy
Hi Darla. I hope the seasonal sicknesses are behind you for a time (till the next one). A very floriferous post. And since I'm a hopeless Zinnia aficionado... delightful.
Hello Darla,
What a beautiful blog.
Thank you for stopping by my blog today....because of that visit I was able to find your beautiful blog and see how much we have in common....well I love plants also, but my two children are grown...(but they still need moi!)
I have the sign....SET LONG...TALK MUCH on my front porch.
I can't wait until I have more time and can come back and read some more of your blog.
Please stop by and see me any time. I joined your blog as a member and I would love to invite you to join my blog.
I love making new friends, especially those that love plants and family.
Angel Hugs
Debbie
Hi....another pretty post! Thanks so much for coming by,glad you liked what I did! All the best,Chrissy
Love the color of that Zinnia! I could use some of that rain you've got there. While your daughter returned to school, my son is home sick today. I sure hope it's not contagious.
I really needed to see your beautiful flowers today! Loving that zinnia!!
Still lots of color going on down there1 Lovely! Jean
Hi Darla,
I just read your other posts since the butterfly hatching one. I am glad your daughter is feeling better.
I like all your blooms. I was forgetting that pineapple sage blooms. I wonder if mine will, since it hasn't yet.
OH I love seeing all these pictures. I am glad your daughter is better.
Oh goodness, I think you had all the first blooms and here you are with a garden full so late in the season. That does it -- I'm moving to your neck of the woods!
Well it still looks grand at your house. I love zinnias and have found a new yellow narrow leaf that blooms its little fool head off. You got to love a flower that performs like that. I've got to remember to plant Envy zinnias next year. I only had one come up this season.
Nice pictures :)
Darla: Just beautiful, your flowers always make me smile.
Still lots of pretty flowers in your garden. It's always sad to me to see summer fading away. Winter is a long time to go without flowers!
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