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Wow that is a shame texas has armadillos and we have wood chucks... I would love to strangle one of them woodchucks..lol

Your pics are beutiful and I bet smell wonderful in person... I dont understand some bee balm is doing wonderful and others are having a hard time...Do you have the wild bee balm lilac? I will go out and take a pic for you...Barb ps I have a job interview they just called yippee yahoo more dirt coming my way.. I hope it is a shame to have to work to pay for dirt:)

I made tiltles in PB I hope they work...:) PS Dont fret the blooms will come in time our new bruggie friend

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Darn it PB didnt show the titles..Boo The 1st one is the wild one lilac...They are all different bee balms (colors) Third pic is raspberry wine... 4th pic has a double head and is the color pink... Very pretty my fav.....

Beautiful! I have never seen a lilac one. Donna

Donna sorry that your plant was gone from one minute to the next. At least the worms, grasshoppers etc are eating mine SLOWLY and I can see it disappear lol

Barb heck our Armadillos eat the BAD bugs underground. Another positive side lol Just got to love them helpers lol

Lucy

That stinks. We have groundhogs, wood chucks, what ever you want to call them here in huge numbers. Thankfully I don't have any in my yard but they are a big problem at the farm. Not only do they eat everything but you can be walking along and the ground will give way under you because of their $%^# tunnels. I've twisted an ankle more then once because of them.

I don't have any of those critters, but my foxes have been known to have wrestling matches in my perennials, which end up squashed and broken. Much as I enjoy them I wish they would fight somewhere else!