Jodi, I congratulate you on catching the true color of Burgundy Iceberg! YOu should sell that pic to some of the catalogs that show it in all kind of odd shades that are nothing like it! Your double orange daylily is spectacular also...never thought I liked the doubles but I do like that one.

Jodi! Great to see you! Your gardens and blooms look just gorgeous. Everything is so green and healthy.

We're just getting some cooler weather finally, so I'm excited to get stuff planted and growing here shortly. I'm tired of BROWN! lol

It's good to be back! Thank you! I must say... that new camera does a great job of capturing exact color... and the pictures so nicely focused, too... I love it!

Burgundy Iceberg is quickly becoming one of my favorite roses in the garden... the color is very deep, and the continual blooming is great!

Ryan, we got an Arizona rose... and if it can survive our winter, it should be in next summer's batch of garden photos! We got so many new roses that I'm not sure of names in many of the pictures I took! I will do my best to match them up, though!

I still owe a few bulb packages to a few people... it's been a hectic summer with horrible heat and too much rain and work! Please email me if I owe you a package... I'm desperately in need of reminders this season!

Lizalily, I'm not a big fan of the double Daylilies, either... but this orange one is really a winner! The plant, itself, is really gaining size quickly, too!

As I type this, I'm working on more photos... sizing and uploading... so look for more soon!

Hey Jodi...WELCOME BACK!! I've missed you!
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Kristi

Hiya Jodi, long time no see. Your hard work shows on your photos, they are all beautiful. Barb & I went to Cindee's yesterday, Cindee is doing great, keeping busy working and gardening. Got some bulblets from her but I don't remember the names. Good to see ya.

Jan

Wow, Jodi! Your pictures are lovely. Thanks for sharing.
Jennifer

Thanks, everyone! I missed you guys and gals! This year has been nuts! We've added extensive rose garden areas, lost some trees in our shade garden and replanted some of that... and I've spent some time laid up with a bad back, but that's just part of life. When I overdo it, I pay the price.

Kristi, I owe you, and I haven't forgotten... I've just had a heck of a time lately. Oh, and you'll laugh... I killed another African Violet! I guess they're just not meant to be... for me, anyway!

I got an email from Cindee recently... seems she's been keeping busy, and they were up here visiting family... maybe one of these visits, we'll have time to get together.

Jan, the Plumeria cutting you sent is rooted and growing well, as is the Hoya cutting!

I have so many tropical plants to bring in this fall... I hope I have enough room for everything in here! The Brugs and the Banana tree will have to live in the basement for winter, along with the Crinum and a pot of Society Garlic.

I'm currently working on the next set of photos... and I took a few more pictures yesterday of roses... they sure do love this cooler weather!

Thanks for the compliments, Jennifer... I owe the great pictures to the new camera, I think! It's so easy to use... point and shoot, great shots every time! It's a Canon Powershot.