Jeez, I'm gonna have to start differentiating between Canna's...CannaF and CannaM
The Beauty Of The Changing Seasons
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I just call Canna Montana, Canna M
It does get a little confusing here and there. Have to really read who is responding to who. LOL
Just F and M. Like British secret service/Bond characters. 
Notice I said characters, NOT Bond girls 
Have missed you around since the new job.
Notice I said characters, NOT Bond girls Have missed you around since the new job.
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Just F and M. Like British secret service/Bond characters.
Have missed you around since the new job.
I miss me too.
I am trying to get my time divided properly, trying to take care of summer yard work and the indoor/outdoor grows with critter issues AND take care of the inside of the house. I'm having to make some major adjustments with this first shift thing.How is that kitten cutie doing? Sleeping with you all nice and comfy yet? (trust me they do sleep longer between "play" schedules as they get older. LOL)
Not sleeping with me. He's a house trained outside cat. Growing up fast. He's best buds with my puppy. He's also the picture of cute kitten.
MagicJim
Creme de la Creme Photos: Sept 2016
Enjoy this
That's so pretty!
Inside of a poppy
I love these flowers each one has a different pattern on the seed bulb
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Inside of a poppy
I love these flowers each one has a different pattern on the seed bulb
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Beautiful clear shot! I love poppies too.
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Enjoy this
Ohhh....that takes me back a few years. What a lovely picture Jim! Thanks so much.
Looked out the window today and saw a splash of color. Can't remember the name. Somethings been munching. Always something eating leaves around here.
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I don't know what those are either, Heir..but I've grown them before. Looks like dipping paintbrushes into bright colors and splattering. They are pretty plants.
And speaking of munching, I looked out my window a bit ago and saw what has been nipping my Hosta flowers off. I knew it couldn't be the rabbit, he can't reach that high. It's this dude, and he was vandalizing while I was sitting right here looking at him!
And we found this in the parking lot at work last week. It's a hognose snake, not venemous. Commonly called a blowsnake around here. I convinced the owner, who is an Australian, that it is harmless and helps to keep critter control for him. (He says all snakes in AU are poisonous. Hmmm....LOL)
I'm going to try to get some pics outside today. The last few days have been spent on vehicles mostly, I finally have my truck on the road and ready for usage. I did get a call back to my former employer, but details won't be given until a phone call tomorrow. Depending on what they say, I might keep both jobs. The lesser paying job will be part time. Won't know till I know.
And speaking of munching, I looked out my window a bit ago and saw what has been nipping my Hosta flowers off. I knew it couldn't be the rabbit, he can't reach that high. It's this dude, and he was vandalizing while I was sitting right here looking at him!
And we found this in the parking lot at work last week. It's a hognose snake, not venemous. Commonly called a blowsnake around here. I convinced the owner, who is an Australian, that it is harmless and helps to keep critter control for him. (He says all snakes in AU are poisonous. Hmmm....LOL)
I'm going to try to get some pics outside today. The last few days have been spent on vehicles mostly, I finally have my truck on the road and ready for usage. I did get a call back to my former employer, but details won't be given until a phone call tomorrow. Depending on what they say, I might keep both jobs. The lesser paying job will be part time. Won't know till I know.
The nerve of some deer!!!
Always nice to hear from you!
Always nice to hear from you!
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I have to wonder now whether Hosta flowers are tasty or beneficial for human consumption? If the deer like them......
I'm off to the world webby to check on that. My squash blossoms are just about ready for eating. YUMMO!!!
I'm off to the world webby to check on that. My squash blossoms are just about ready for eating. YUMMO!!!
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Well, that answer was quick. Hostas have known toxicities to Dogs, cats and horses. Deer and slugs are able to consume them without harm.
Sooooo, I'll leave them alone and just admire before Mr. Buck comes and devours them.
Sooooo, I'll leave them alone and just admire before Mr. Buck comes and devours them.
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I went outside fussing with plants and Harry followed me around. He and I are waiting for some thunderstorms and rain, which we really need:
This is why I call him "Harry":
Morning dew glistening on squash plant:
I found these two mushrooms in the edge of the woods:
Damn near the size of a dinner plate! :
This is why I call him "Harry":
Morning dew glistening on squash plant:
I found these two mushrooms in the edge of the woods:
Damn near the size of a dinner plate! :
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BTW, Congrats on your MOTM nomination Heirloom! Woo Hoo!
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Some lawn pretties:
Heirloom, or anyone else..what kind of tomatoes are these odd shaped ones?:
Heirloom, or anyone else..what kind of tomatoes are these odd shaped ones?:
They look like a paste type tomato. Roma, Italian Paste etc. The pointy end is interesting, so I'm not sure what variety they are. Are all the fruit like that, or just a couple clusters?
