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Hey...good to see you out and about on the blog!!! Your Hildy is so purdy...showing her gorgeous blooms again! Is it any cooler in your neck of the woods? It has been cooler and drier in the mornings here the last two days...expecting even cooler in the morning tomorrow (Thursday)...then back up to high heat again after that...but it has been some little bit of relief for us!
ReplyDeleteWith those beauties, you have every right to be showing off.
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful blooms,i have one but do not give me any blooms , i think need grow in land not pot for give blooms .
ReplyDeleteHave a nice tonight.
Glad your little box of surprises made it safely to your door! I cannot believe how fast they travelled! One day and they were there...amazing...I just sent them in the 3-7 day regular mail! LOL. YEAH! Can't wait to see the Friendship Garden!!! Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteHi Claude- that Hildy is gorgeous! My night bloomer put out a few last week, and had one more bud forming but I noticed it dropped. I think it is done for the year. Speaking of night bloomers- I am going out to pick and taste that fruit you mentioned was edible!
ReplyDeleteHildy is treating you very well! I am hopeful that something will bloom soon so that I can show off!!!! These past two months have left most of us without much to post about. The weather change should help!!!
ReplyDeleteI know I'm not supposed to covet, but oh, what a beauty! Guess what we'll be doing in another week or so? Think back to one of SAM's stories...
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