06-23-2022, 02:41 PM
Wow, Patty, your garden is growing as if it is on steroids. My, Oh My! It must be all the Georgia hot and humid sauna-type temps that you have down there.
After being on vacation up north for a week, I can tell that my plants have grown a few inches, but they sure have a ways to go before they look like yours.
The flower that you shared with us this morning is like the colors of the petunias I have in the pots in my front yard. I chose a variety that was both yellow and peachy/orange. The combination is really striking, just like your flower but mine is more of a pastel. I was not sure if I was going to like them when they were first planted but now that they are cascading over the edge of the pot, I love them and the colors. You took a great photo with excellent lighting.
Speaking of lighting, you boys have a good view of some pretty colorful skies. I am in a tight closed-in neighborhood and in Michigan, we grow HUGE maple trees and other varieties. This is the 34th year that our city, Sterling Heights, has gotten the recognition as TREE CITY in Macomb, Michigan. I miss seeing sunsets, but wouldn't trade our trees for anything.
After being on vacation up north for a week, I can tell that my plants have grown a few inches, but they sure have a ways to go before they look like yours.
The flower that you shared with us this morning is like the colors of the petunias I have in the pots in my front yard. I chose a variety that was both yellow and peachy/orange. The combination is really striking, just like your flower but mine is more of a pastel. I was not sure if I was going to like them when they were first planted but now that they are cascading over the edge of the pot, I love them and the colors. You took a great photo with excellent lighting.
Speaking of lighting, you boys have a good view of some pretty colorful skies. I am in a tight closed-in neighborhood and in Michigan, we grow HUGE maple trees and other varieties. This is the 34th year that our city, Sterling Heights, has gotten the recognition as TREE CITY in Macomb, Michigan. I miss seeing sunsets, but wouldn't trade our trees for anything.