Flower Garden Photos From June and July

 I walked around the garden one morning at the very end of June after a night of heavy rains. 



















I have no idea what these hanging vines in one of the mixed pots I bought is but I loved that mid-way through July they had all these tiny bright pink blooms on them!







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  1. Wow, so pretty! Love the variety of colors in your beautiful flowers. Many of my flowers bloomed in early June and are, sadly, no longer in bloom.

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  2. So very beautiful! Such lovely colours. My garden is screaming out for a little bit of rain, but it will have to wait...

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    1. Thank you! We've had lots of rain-- usually in the evenings or overnight so that helps our garden stay nice and green.

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  3. Gorgeous! I wish I had more flowers in my yard. I am really into zinnias now. My hydrangea still has a few blooms. It was so pretty this year and I'm so grateful!

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    1. My hydrangeas are a variety called endless summer and once it blooms they stay bloomed until fall but the blue will slowly darken to a purple and then a deep reddish purple color. They're pretty neat.

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  4. Your flowers are gorgeous! Hydrangeas are my favorite!

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    1. Me too! I have told my family a few times that if I had to landscape all over again I'd just plant all sorts of varieties of hydrangeas everywhere.

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  5. Your gardens are beautiful! So many lovely colors!

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  6. Beautiful photos, Joanne!
    The bright pink blooms are a lovely touch.
    Your garden looks so vibrant after the rain!

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  7. These are just beautiful- awesome job Joanne!!

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  8. I do love garden photos; yours are quite beautiful. I love the close-ups. #MMBC

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  9. Hi Jo - it's the middle of winter here in Australia and seeing all your bright vibrant blossoms just made my evening. I'm already looking forward to Spring a the warmer weather (and flowers!)

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    1. Thank you! This made me smile! So glad I could make your evening.

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  10. Joanne,
    Thanks so much for stopping by and for your kind comments...Yes, the faux brick/stone wall did come out as I envisioned and I am very happy that I did it..The one thing I learned a long time ago is that everything pops out with rich color behind it....Have you ever noticed that on TV and in movies, most "homes" do not have white walls??? I do love the cardigans I bought too...Glad you were able to pick up some great buys for your son's dorm room!!!
    Thanks so much for hosting!! I really appreciate the time and effort that goes into it along with visiting all the links!!
    Hugs,
    Deb
    Debbie-Dabble Blog

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    1. Yes, we don't have any white walls in our house either! I love color much too much to live with plain white-- though I do and can appreciate that aesthetic in other people's homes.

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  11. Joanne,
    Senior moment as I posted my party thank you!! I meant to comment on how beautiful all your gorgeous blooms are!!! Enjoy your week!!
    Hugs,
    Deb
    Debbie-Dabble Blog

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  12. What beautiful photos! I'd love to see a photo of your whole garden :o)
    I have those little pink flowers too. They're really pretty but I can't remember what they're called!

    #MMBC

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    1. Aw, thank you! These are actually taken from lots of small gardens we have all around the house. But I should take some wide angled shots.

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  13. So pretty! Our flowers in Tx are struggling with the heat right now.

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    1. Oh I bet! I had one plant-- the mini dahlias in the first shot that didn't end up making it through our last heat wave (despite my watering!).

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  14. Lovely photos! My hydrangea is suffering and I don't know if it's the heat or too much rain.

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    1. I am just awful at knowing what is wrong with my plants when they aren't doing well.. I do not have much of a green thumb. One of my rose bushes-- my favorite coral one. Has gotten eaten alive by something this year and looks like lots of dead sticks poking out of the ground and I have no idea what to do about that. But I had years where my hydrangeas look awful and others where they are nice and lush and full so I've got to assume it's the weather.

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  15. Oh Joanne, your flowers are amazing!

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  16. Beautiful! It’s so cool you caught the insect (grasshopper) in the daylily. Flowers make me feel so peaceful, yet energized at the same time.

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  17. Your flowers are just beautiful and the raindrops on them makes them look even prettier.

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  18. Such a beautiful variety! I agree, that flowering vine is nice!

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  19. Wow Joanne, your flowers look so pretty. Some of mine have died because of this hot summer. I need to replace them!

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    1. I've only had one that couldn't hold up to the heat but I've made it a point to water anything in a pot every night when I get ready to start cooking dinner. The ones planted in the ground seem to be holding up okay since we are getting rain at least once a week.

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  20. So many lovely colors. They are beautiful!

    -Soma

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  21. Beautiful flowers! I have to fight off the deer here to get anything ay all time to bloom.

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    1. I'm pretty sure the deer ate one of my rhododendrons over the fall/winter because I have one that is just branches this year and hasn't had a single leaf on it.

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  22. Joanne, these are beautiful! Are these all in your yard?

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    1. Yep, all over in various parts of the yard.

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  23. Jodie's Touch of StyleJuly 22, 2024 at 5:21 PM

    Those are beautiful, and not the scenery we see at this time of year, LOL
    XOOX
    JOdie

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  24. They're all so pretty. 🌻💚

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  25. Wow! Your flowers are gorgeous, Joanne! We have had all this rain, and one of my pots didn't have drainage holes. Those plants are looking quite unhappy. Mike drilled holes into it so at least their feet aren't quite as muddy!

    https://marshainthemiddle.com/

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    1. I've had that happen a few times in past years!

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  26. So many beautiful flowers in your garden, wow! I love your photos and they have made me even more excited about spring coming our way!
    Ruth@playworkeatrepeat.com

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  27. Such a beautiful garden with so many lovely flowers.

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  28. Oh, girl!! These photos are such well done. And the colors and shapes and sizes (and smells??) of your garden are just gorgeous and so varied. I think these photos would be so cute framed in little 4x4 floating frames for a spring-summer arrangement in your house. OR MINE!!

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  29. Pinned your post. Your garden flowers are lovely.

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  30. Your flowers are so beautiful! It's reminding me that I need to get out my camera and take a closer look at the flowers in my own yard too. There's something about seeing them through the lens of a camera (even if it's a phone) that makes me notice the details much better!

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    1. Very true! I find it helps me ignore those area of the garden that don't look so good at the time too.

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  31. Gorgeous flowers! It must feel so good to have so many beautiful flowers all around you. Ours are struggling this year with the extreme heat.

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  32. So gorgeous! I absolutely love all the colors! Thanks for sharing this post with us at the Will Blog for Comments #43 linkup. We hope to see you at #44, too. Have a great week!

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  33. Very pretty, I like the raindrops on the petals. I was just drafting up my own gardening post for this week's #SixOnSaturday gardening blog meme.

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    1. Thank you! I love taking photos after the rain or when things are sparkling in the dew in the morning.

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  34. I enjoyed the walk around your garden to see all the beautiful flowers blooming. I'm especially fond of the first one which I think is a dahlia, and also the small vine that hangs downward.

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    1. Thank you and yes that it a variation of a dahlia.

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  35. Those are your garden flowers? WOW!

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    1. Aw, thanks! We have a huge yard so I have lots of gardens tucked here there and everywhere.

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  36. I really like the first three - not sure why they catch my eye more than the others but they're lovely. #GMAlinkup

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  37. Your flower garden is gorgeous. You take stunning photos!
    Visiting today from ge.ner.ic linky 42 #8&9.

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