I was supposed to be doing laundry, which I did eventually, but…

Planted Autumn Colors rudbeckia and Route 66 coreopsis. Also planted morning glory and Chilean glory vine, and the last of the evening scented stock.

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Moved the Carolina allspice to fill in the “peekaboo spot” by the woods. Hope it grows like mad and suckers like crazy. Also hope I didn’t kill it.

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Moved the sad little persimmon. I think it was too wet there. It’s too close to the other one, but assuming it lives, I’ll be dead before I care.

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Mulched the other one.

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I still have photos on my camera that need to be posted, but for now…cool stuff.

Found a second bit of baptisia. I think I just had enough seeds for two spots.

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Jewelweed looks wonderful. Hope the summer heat doesn’t murder it; I’d love to get a colony going!

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First “yellow flower” (Heliopsis) soon.

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This oxalis is growing in the soon-to-be-gone flowerbed on the patio. I know it’s technically a weed, but I like it, it’s native, and I just read today that it’s a host plant for a butterfly whose name escapes me ATM.

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Foxglove near the patio. This is the one I planted last year that actually is Spanish Peaks, which the stuff I got this year is not (it’s white).

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First fully opened gaillardia. I’m thinking of putting gaillardia in front of the “swamp bed”. Dunno…late for seeds.

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Houston, we have…anise hyssop! I thought it was bee balm, so I broke a leaf and sniffed. Licorice–wonderful!!

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544’s Bright Lights, getting there.

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I should have been showering, but I had morning glory seeds in my pocket, so I yanked the weeds out and planted them just as it was getting dark. They’re red, which probably means purple, but meh.

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Finally unloaded camera. Cute little Scudderia!

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