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GROWING PERENNIALS IN ZONE 6 OF NEW YORK STATE ... RAISING BUTTERFLIES ... COMMUNITY GARDENING

Monday, July 3, 2023

The First Blueberries of the Season!

Fresh picked today!

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Monarch Cat on Common Milkweed

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Springtime Visitor

Azalea blossoms

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NY State Bird ~ Eastern Bluebird

Lake Erie Sunset

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HOT PEPPERS!

Summer Bouquet

From Blueberries ...

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... to Jam

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After the rain ...

Fall Colors

Garden Visitors 8/6/16

There were several butterfly visitors to the garden this weekend including a viceroy, red-spotted purple sheltering in our apple tree, a male monarch and tiger swallowtail.

Viceroy

Red-Spotted Purple

Butterflies are self-propelled flowers ~ R.H. Heinlein

Monarch

Tiger Swallowtail

Rain water's the best!

Summer Blooms

Woods are filled with the music of birds, and all nature is laughing under the glorious influence of Summer ~~ Charles Lanman

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Garden Angel

Succulents

Tea for Two

Today I'd like to sit and sip,

Forget about the world a bit,

Ignore the things I have to do, And just enjoy a cup or two

Mouse Ears Mini Hosta

Toad Patrol

Young Cedar Waxwing among the grapes

Now we know who's been eating our beans

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The Perennial Path: I've been a Western New Yorker my entire life, enjoying the distinct changes of the four seasons in our area of the country. Spring is always welcome after our cold and snowy winters with snowdrops, daffodils and primrose among our first garden arrivals, signaling the beginning of the busy garden season.

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"Passionate Returns" re-bloomer daylily

"The corn is as high as an elephant's eye ... "

TIME FOR THE CORN FESTIVAL!

Sunflowers at the Community Garden

Keep your face to the sunshine and you cannot see the shadows. It's what the sunflowers do. Helen Keller

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The luxury of all summer's sweet sensation is to be found when one lies at length in the warm, fragrant grass, soaked in sunshine, aware of regions of blossoming clover and of a high heaven filled with the sum of innumerous bees. Harriet E. Prescott, August, 1865