I just got outside to water and take a few pictures of my garden at start of our best gardening season ((Oct.-April). It is alive with color right now. You can see all the zinnias, which are blooming their fool heads off right now, the roses, some succulent shots, and how full the Black Knight has gotten and covered in blooms! The puffs are at each branching along each stem.....you can trim them and still have millions of blooms! Incredible. I love them all so much! My mum is shaggy right now, but is covered in more buds, so hope to see more flowers soon. The one picture of two tiny flowers were weeds just handed to me by Emily, my 4 year old granddaughter, and of course i needed a shot of them! The one picture of a restaurant we visited in Okeechobee, Florida, was called Cowboys. It was pretty cool. Our steaks were not all that great, but I feel they are doing a lot of things right, as it was packed on a Monday night.....clearly the place to be for food in this town!
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Your plants all look so happy and healthy.
You still have tomatoes! And that orangey rose is spectacular. Love that color. This seems to be the best time of the year for roses in Florida. They really shine in this cooler weather.
WOW, beauteous colors!!!
I am jealous, or make that, so jealous!
Hugs
Gorgeous looking flowers, tomatoes, garden and succulents Julie!! Enjoy the warmth as we just got through - 20 degrees Celsius this weekend. Brrrr. Thank you so much for your lovely and encouraging comment on my blog and I'm definitely going to try your suggestion!!
I love your zinneas Julie, my dad used to grown them for a florist when we were kids and they always remind me of my childhood. The garden is looking good, your tomatoes look healthy.
Lovely pictures dear! You are so lucky to live in that climate!
Here all is brown and yellow and after Sundays storm leafless and ready for winter.......
Those little flowers given by Emily....ahhh how sweet is that?!
Enjoy your week dear!
♥M
Everything is looking good sweet girl! And I am getting in the mood for Christmas too!
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