I'll Show You Mine if You Show Me Yours Tues June 13

caseynfld

9 years ago

From my hike yesterday. I started and ended at sea level, so there was a bit of climbing involved.

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Summer

9 years ago

From a visit to Niagara on the Lake yesterday.

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hooked123
9 years ago
This morning glory was such a true blue yesterday.
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lgmd_gaz
9 years ago
Pecks Skipper Butterfly....a little one with a wingspan of 1 inch.
Annie Deighnaugh
9 years ago
Extra points if you spot the creature...
ldstarr
9 years ago
Good morning. Beautiful photos everyone. Caseynfld, the walk alone is out of my reach right now, but your photos let me share. Thank you so much.
Summer
9 years ago
Good morning, Lisa. Hope you are feeling well today.
User
9 years ago
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Joes' LIttle Red Creeper. A rescue from a mark down rack, about 10 years ago.
jim_1 (Zone 5B)
9 years ago
Lower Queen Anne neighborhood in Seattle.
arcy_gw
9 years ago
Hail damage. :(
Alisande
9 years ago
Sabbath, are Golden Tortoise Beetles eating holes your morning glory plants? I removed several from my morning glory and moonflower plants yesterday. I'd never seen an insect like these . . . they look like they're made of pure gold. The metallic gold turns to plain brown after they die.

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/57/Golden_Tortoise_Beetle_-_Charidotella_sexpunctata.jpg

Little Scruffy the cat on patrol yesterday. She weighs about 3 oz. under all that fur. :-)
minjeeah
9 years ago
Vacation
minjeeah
9 years ago
More pictures
minjeeah
9 years ago
@Oklamoni
Why won't you be around to water it?
Hareball
9 years ago
Alisande is your kitty on a leash? :)
hooked123
9 years ago
Alisande- something is eating up my morning glories and my sweet potato vine. I can't find what ever is eating them up though. What's strange is that I had sweet potato vine grow up from last year and then I planted some new and what ever is eating everything will only eat the NEW sweet potato vine??
User
9 years ago
Moni...THAT petunia is spectacular!

Alisande...I have morning glories...& I've never seen THAT beetle. It's so weird/disco looking! :0)
Alisande
9 years ago
Sabbath, you might try looking on the underside of the leaves. Or brush your hand lightly over the leaves and see if anything falls to the ground. That's how I found the gold beetles. Last year's morning glories had no damage whatsoever, but this year's plants really got hit. Apparently the beetles love the whole ipomoea family, which includes morning glories, moonflowers, and sweet potato vine.

Hareball, no leash. I think what you're seeing is a blade of grass that escaped the lawnmower.
stacey_mb
9 years ago
Looking over into the neighbor's yard
stacey_mb
9 years ago
Moni - I agree with Nicole, that petunia is spectacular! It would be a shame if it did not survive. When we go on vacation this summer, I plan to take two hanging baskets to the next door neighbor (her garden in the photo above) to be cared for while we're gone, since I don't want to lose them.
caflowerluver
9 years ago
Orienpet lily - King Kong. Grows 4-6 ft.
yeonassky
9 years ago
Before I got my automatic watering soaker hoses I would put large jugs of water with small holes in the lids upside down all over in the garden. It worked like a charm. :) It seemed to work better than watering from above even so I got the soaker hoses and put them on a timer. Love it!

Have a good trip. :)
Rosie
9 years ago
Cabrillos National Monument, San Diego, CA
ravencajun Zone 8b TX
9 years ago

I love petunias!
jim_1 (Zone 5B)
9 years ago
I just returned from a 3-week sojourn into Alaska and more. The petunias in my planter boxes did not do well. Just too darned hot.
Marcy
9 years ago
Butterfly bush with no butterflies for a change!
phoggie
9 years ago
Took entire family to vacation in Branson, MO....just a few pics from Top of the Rock....beautiful place..
phoggie
9 years ago
Moni...my son-in-law did a 200 mile bike race over all kinds of gravel roads in ONE day....made me think of you!
TulsaRose
9 years ago
Treated myself to some containers today after a visit to the doctor. This Coleus is my favorite.
ravencajun Zone 8b TX
9 years ago
I love coleus. So many beautiful colors and combinations. I have some every year. That is beautiful.
TulsaRose
9 years ago
Thanks raven. :-)