A Kansas Country Garden
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This brilliant red day lily has been exceptionally floriferous this year. |
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A pocket of vibrant color comes from verbena, gaillardia, day lilies and hibiscus. |
Permission granted to all those gardeners who carefully coordinate the color and bloom times of their flower gardens to feel a little smug and superior.
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Tiger lilies are unmistakably orange. |
And anyone with strong opinions about orange flowers belonging only in the company of pumpkins and fall decorations will likely be unimpressed.
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The true-blue color of the globe thistle is uncommon in the flower garden. |
Although to accidental combination of soft yellow and light blue might meet with approval.
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Saucy hibiscus contrasts with the stately tiger lilies. |
However, if you enjoy vivid and vibrant colors jumbled together
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A sweet day lily is flanked by two toned gaillardia. |
or sometimes melding together like butter on toast
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A spider has made its home on the tiger lily. |
then join me for early morning walk through the garden.
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Russian sage is a long-blooming perennial with a medicinal scent. |
Walk slow and bend low if you don't want to miss any of the beauty.
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Old-fashioned phlox have a sweet scent. |
Breathe deeply and enjoy the scent of a new day and fresh flowers.
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A simple yellow-orange day lily is quite lovely. |
What a nice way to start a day!
Your flowers and your photos get more beautiful each year. Thanks for sharing.
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