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| Love this philosophy! |
The latest addition to my garden is this delightful little birdhouse, a gift from my neighbor's two children. I noticed a bird sitting on the roof a few days ago, but so far no one has moved in. We may have put it up a little late for nest building, but we're all keeping an eye on it - just in case!
The mountain laurel is full of buds. As soon as we get some sun, I expect them to burst open.
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| Mountain Laurel |
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| Sure enough - The buds opened up with a few days of sunshine! |
June is a great month for a wide variety of flowers to be in bloom. Some open early, while others wait until mid-June.
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| Baptisia |
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| Clematis vine |
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| Salvia is the star of the show right now. The day lillies will take over next month. |
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| Lupines, bellflower, scabiosa, and gerbera daisy are new additions this year. |
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| Ice plant |
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| The Rhododendron border has finally grown big enough that the deer no longer eat all the flower buds! |
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| Siberian Iris buds |
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| Siberian Iris in bloom! |
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| Cranesbill |
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| Kousa Dogwood Tree |
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| Peonies |
Just as I hoped, a peek out the window this morning revealed my roses in full bloom!
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| Sophie Roses |
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| Close up of this beauty! |
All that's left to do now is sit back, enjoy, and look forward to what July will bring!
Laura S. Pringle is the author of The Pringle Plan, a series of educational guides.
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