Blossoms and more.
July 28 th
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Note that the left hand fruit is yellow and much larger than the red fruit on the right hand side.
These plants were grown from the original seed because the plants last year could have been cross pollinated with other cherry tomatoes.
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We've had five mauve glads - all on those planted last year.
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Blossoms just keep coming on the Easy Spirit rose.
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They are all slightly different from those in the lily bed beside the driveway.
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"Love at First Sight" - purchased in June, is blooming again. So far the blossom are not as large as the first time around.
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Looking at all those lilies beside our driveway - looking towards the street.
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Here's both batches together.
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The yellow one is right up to the top now.
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More lilies beside our neighbour's cedar.
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Those lilies again - looking from inside the yard towards the driveway.
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These two are on the same plant!
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The Rose of Sharon (Hibiscus syriacus) is now covered in blossoms. The bees are really happy.
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Our cucumber crop so far! All three grew on the plant beside our back patio - no idea why they have skinny necks.
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