Thursday in The Garden
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Thursday in The Garden


Our Garlic is blooming, it looks really nice now that Mommy weeded. It is suppose to keep pest away from the roses. The bees and butterflies seem to like it too.

Our neighbor gave it to us. He went to the Rainbow Bridge last winter, we are very sads about it.

The Yellow Bells look magnificent, they even have seed pods this year. We saw a Hummingbird drinking from the flowers the other day.

Our Confederate Rose, it's actually a Hibiscus, Humans sure have a weird way of naming plants.

The Candle Bush, the bees and birds just LOVE IT.

Butterfly weed.

The yard looks so nice when Daddy is home to tend to it. Now Mommy needs to get busy and weed the flower beds.

~Socks & Scylla reporting for ATCAD




- Thursday In The Garden With Socks
The Lantana The Plumeria, Ornamental Peppers and Firecracker Cuphea. Mommy grew the Ornamental Peppers from seed, we are astounded by how well they are doing and the Cuphea broke off from the one she planted at the Hummingbird Cottage so she rooted it....

- Mancat Monday
Somebody asked if Scylla is the main garden helper, the fact is we all lend a paw. While Scylla lays in the flower beds and talks to the plants, they really likes that. I roam the yard looking for problems. I tell Mommy about fire ant beds so hopefully...

- (mia) Tsarina Tuesday
The Sniffie Rose blooms several times throughout the year. It is our very favorite rose. The is actually a weed but we likes it so we let it stay it is called Ironweed. This bed has lots of stuffs in it and looks nice. The Charybdis Bed is doing really...

- Sunday With Scylla
Hi everybody, I thought you might like to visit the butterfly garden with me. The candlebush is the star of our garden right down. Aren't it's yellow blooms pretty? Hummingbirds, butterflies, bees, wasp and ants all seem to like it's blooms....

- Butterfly Weed
Butterfly Weed An extremely hardy, long-lived perennial native to North America. The flowers produce a large quantity of nectar which attracts butterflies throughout the growing season. Blooming period: June-September Produces a very deep taproot making...



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