a blog by Teresa Soule and Garden Shoes Online

Blooming in August

My garden this month has been doing  pretty well. 

My rose bush has been blooming well all summer.

 I have had some heat casualties but I try to focus on the good things,

 like my four oclocks that I grew from seed. 

And the nasturtiums that really did well this summer for me,

although in the past I wasn’t so lucky. 

The vegetables haven’t been a bumper crop,

but there is enough for my family to enjoy fresh veggies so far. 

 

  My hdrangeas bloomed well as long as I kept them watered.

 Lack of rain has dettered a few plants while others seemed to thrive on the heat. 

 I for one will not complain about a hot summer.

  I just wish it wasn’t coming to a close. 

Hope your summer has been flower filled, fruitful and fun.

~”There shall be eternal summer in the grateful heart.”
~ Celia Thaxter
 

 

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Visit Garden Blogger’s Blooms Day with Carol of May Dreams Garden.

 

6 Responses | Add your Own

  • 1 Kala:

    As always, your garden is lovely. Those hydrangeas are especially gorgeous.

  • 2 Jean:

    What a lovely corner of the yard. Love the red chairs! Your blooms are looking well even if they are overheated! Beautiful butterfly pictures. Jean

  • 3 Karen:

    This is my first visit to your lovely blog (and garden!) I so enjoyed your butterfly pictures, how long did it take for you to capture these images? It seems we have had very opposite summers, as we have had record-breaking rainfall after years of near drought conditions. I like your idea of focusing on the things that worked, this is an attitude I should adopt more often! Thank you!

  • 4 Racquel:

    Wow love the birds eye view of your garden. Those red chairs caught my eye, I have a thing for red in my garden too. :)

  • 5 Teresa:

    Red is my favorite color Racquel. It does set off the colors in the garden.

  • 6 Teresa:

    Karen, thanks for visiting. He let me take pictures for about ten minutes. I was amazed. The next day I saw one and it wouldn’t sit still long enough for even one picture. Go figure.

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