Hi friends! Well things have settled down and returned to normal here, now that our Moms are back home and back to work. Our garden grew during the week they were gone, so come on and take a look!
The first thing our Moms noticed when they came home last Saturday was that our Hydrangea had fully bloomed. This is our first Hydrangea and we really love it. It's in a small container, we think Mom will transplant it into a larger container in hopes of it becoming a bigger plant with more blossoms next season.
Our Hibiscus is also doing great this year. Mom has been feeding it with Liquid Kelp (she has gone completely organic this year, no more "Miracle Grow") and it has just taken off.
The "Blue Ensign" Morning Glories are doing great too. We have Cosmos and Zinnias that are just about ready to bloom, so we hope to show those to you next week.
We wanted to show you this cool planter that our Grandmother in Indiana has. Do you see that it's a big bird? Grandmother likes some whimsey in her garden.
Here's one of our Grandmother's FIVE Hydrangea bushes! Now you can see why our Mom wants to transplant our Hydrangea into a bigger container. She aspires to have one as beautiful as this.
Here is our blogMom with her Mom. Our Grandmother is 86 years old, can you believe it? She is the reason why our Mom loves to garden so much. We love you Grandmother!
Thanks for strolling with us today friends! We hope all of you (including our Grandmother in Indiana) are staying cool in the heat wave we are having throughout much of the US. Don't forget to water your garden!
xoxo, Raymond
Thanks for showing us your beyootiful garden! We are so glad you are settled back in with your moms home.
ReplyDeleteI thought your human's Hydrangea was pretty awesome until I saw her mother's - wow! She definitely has something to work towards!
ReplyDeleteWow ! Raymond, I love this post ! Feel so delightful with all beautiful flowers and love. And now I can't stop smile : )
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Raymond, all your flowers are looking great!! It's been so hot and no rain here...all our flowers and plants are looking punky...not worthy of garden day, we must say....
ReplyDeleteMom is in awe over those blue flowers! SO BRIGHT! What a lovely garden, Id like to frolic through that any day! :D
ReplyDeleteThat bird planter is just too cute. We loves whimsy.
ReplyDeleteWe love those blue morning glories and the great picture of your BlogMom and your Grandmother. They are even prettier than the flowers!
ReplyDeleteOh, and by the way, thanks for the dose of tough love. Yeah, I need to Mancat Up--those ladycats are a dime a dozen, right? Nothing to get all mushy-headed over. Whew--thanks guys. I needed that. I think I'm all better now.
Wow! The garden is very pretty! Congrats!!!
ReplyDeleteYA! Cos them Indiana folks have stuff like HUMIDITY and actually get RAIN that's why the hydrangeas are so awesome! HYDRA = WATER. Something I don't get in my yard so my pathetic little 8 inch hydrangea just looks at me like 'WHAT?' LOLOL You is having great luck with yours!!! I am totally envious! And I love garden sculpture things. That's what makes having a garden so much fun! (except the danged watering e.v.e.r.y. day. Can't seem to do that alla time.
ReplyDeleteStacy
your garden is beautiful. Love those purple flowers
ReplyDeleteBenny & Lily
Your gramma looks so nice! But I could barely look at the flowers because I was distracted by how panther-like you look in that photo, Raymond!
ReplyDeletePlease don't let our Mom EVER show you her hydrangea! Yours are beautiful, Moms...not so much.
ReplyDeleteThe Florida Furkids and Angel Sniffie
Mum is thinking about a hydrangea, but W O W on those brite blue morning glories.
ReplyDeleteyour flowers are gorgeous!!!! We also cannot believe how YOUNG your Grandma looks!
ReplyDeleteOMC! Yoor garden is looking blooming lovely!
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