I like mimosa trees; they provide a tropical accent, and fill the air with a sweet aroma.
The black-eyed Susans are in bloom, and competing with the crepe myrtle for attention.
And I'm really diggin' this mahogany-colored sunflower.
Saturday, August 12, 2017
A patch of beauty
Thanks to some goodish rains and hot, but somewhat lower than average, temperatures, the Paco Command Center is looking lush this year.
I like mimosa trees; they provide a tropical accent, and fill the air with a sweet aroma.
The black-eyed Susans are in bloom, and competing with the crepe myrtle for attention.
And I'm really diggin' this mahogany-colored sunflower.
I like mimosa trees; they provide a tropical accent, and fill the air with a sweet aroma.
The black-eyed Susans are in bloom, and competing with the crepe myrtle for attention.
And I'm really diggin' this mahogany-colored sunflower.
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Beautiful!
I have a brown thumb. recently upgraded from a black thumb. My successes to date have been a so-so lawn, and two callicarpa americana plants that miraculously haven't died. This is spite of a nasty winter, and summer temperatures of 95 to 105 F (it's cooler today, around 90 F).
C'mon, Jeff! I bet your place looks like the National Botanical Garden.
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