summer blossoms

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My garden's first sunflower bloomed over the weekend, celebrating the hottest days of summer so far:
summer's 1st sunflower
The corn is as high as an elephant's eye, or in this case sorghum. Rather than forming cobs on the side, the seeds will develop on the tassel, and hopefully provide food for wandering flocks of goldfinches:
Sorghum 2
A brugansia sits among some echinacea:
Echinacea & Brugansia
No angel's trumpet blossoms have developed yet, perhaps next summer. Thanks Luther for the brugs!

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James said:

Wow -- what a wonderful garden! It's nice to see someone (and I know there are many) bringing a ray of hope and optimism into the city ... Better to have corn and sorghum than busted bottles and spent casings!

Very nice!

James

Homer said:

I can't wait to see those in person!

brettcajun said:

It's quite beautiful. Shaw is so lucky to have you.

Herb said:

Harumph! Not sure if your sorghum trumps my okra. But really I have the biggest okra pods in Shaw. My okra is hung, baby!

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