The Garden at Dusk

A few photos of the view we have while sipping rosé in Adirondack chairs.

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Cosmos and fig tree:lj072013garden04

 

Pink phlox:

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More cosmos:

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This section of the garden needs  a bit of help. Cosmos, our new hydrangea, lemon verbena, sage, all vying for space. We’ll be rethinking that next year.lj072013garden07

 

I’m using Sam’s chair as a foot rest until Greg makes me a new one.lj072013garden08

Phlox, coneflower, Joe Pye:

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African blue basil, transplanted Russian sage (I think it will do OK there), coreopsis:lj072013garden11 lj072013garden12 lj072013garden13 lj072013garden14

Another sad garden area. Whatever I had to move around I just threw in there. Looking pretty bad. Columbine is taking over, actually. More coreposis here, too (that little orange one), and lots of weeds. Definitely a work in progress.lj072013garden15

Have you ever heard of a volunteer gladiola? I must not have pulled up all the corns, and just look at my reward! Unbelievable!

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There are a few, but only two bloomed. The butterfly bush has become a monster! Remember when we planted it? (Click here for the post from 2009!) lj072013garden17 lj072013garden18

Bees are bearding tonight. It’s been brutal outside.lj072013garden19 lj072013garden20 lj072013garden21

Yay for the garden!