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Humming Bee Balm

by Chris Swope
(Greencastle, PA. USA)

A taste of Balm

A taste of Balm

This Humming Bird was enjoying a drink from my Red Beebalm in my backyard.

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Joint Garden

by Judy
(Ontario)

Gardening neighbours

Gardening neighbours

This is part of a joint garden. It is an aerial view. Our two families enjoy the friendship and camraderie it has brought us. Both gardens received 5 bloom awards in the WHITBY in Bloom front yard challenge this year.

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Tulips and Early Iris

by Mary
(Hamilton, ON Canada)

Spring 2009 Bulbs

Spring 2009 Bulbs

These bulbs grow in a southern exposure.

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Great Northern Bumblebee

by Suzanne Offner
(Dayton, OH, USA)

Bumblebees are great subjects, they tend to sit still and let you get close for pictures.

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Blackeyed Susans and Hosta in late August, 2009

by Mary
(Hamilton, ON Canada)

These are grown along the cedar hedge in our backyard. They receive sun from the north and the east.

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Shady Bed in Late August

by Mary
(Hamilton, ON Canada)

These shade plants are grown on the north side of our home. They include various hostas, various laminum,epimedium,and arisaema.

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Angel of the Wave

by Chris Swope
(Greencastle Pa. USA)

Angel of the Garden.

Angel of the Garden.

It is though where this Angel is praying, the Wave Petunias were extreme.

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Tulips and Early Iris

by Mary
(Hamilton, ON Canada)

Spring 2009 Bulbs

Spring 2009 Bulbs

These bulbs grow in a southern exposure.

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Spider on Hosta

by Amy
(Wingham, Ontario, Canada)

I was walking around my flowerbeds and spotted this huge spider with his web across the leaves of a hosta. I went back into the house, got my camera, and when I came back he was still patiently waiting, so I snapped his picture and I was really pleased to have gotten the web too!

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Looking up from the back

by Dianne
(Ottawa,Ont. Can.)

Everything is looking pretty beginning of August

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Gotcha!!

by Joyce
(Tracys Landing, Md)

Gotcha!!!

Gotcha!!!

Snail Enjoying Morning Snack.

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praying mantis

by cori
(Findlay, OH, USA)

This week, I saved this guy off the back of my three year old before they met face to face. I've never seen a praying mantis actually move, and boy was he fast. we studied him for awhile, made a good friend, and planted him on a big comfrey leaf to find his way home.

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Garden buddies

by Dianne
(Ottawa,Ont. Can.)

Our grandson plopped himself down beside our regular garden watcher. The dahlias are the remaining ones that survived the squirrels dining binge earlier in the season.Vegetable garden behind.

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clematis bursts into flower

by Dianne
(Ottawa,Ont. Can.)

Particularly good year for what I think is Ernest Markham!

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Down the North Side

by Mary
(Hamilton, ON Canada)

These shade plants are grown on the north side of our home. They include various hosta and various lamium, as well as astilbe. This picture was taken in late August, 2009.

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Toadstools in the Sun

by Barbara
(Streetsboro, Ohio,USA)

Pretty Toad Stools in the Sun

Pretty Toad Stools in the Sun

I found these toadstools popping up around an old apple tree stump that I spread hardwood mulch around. They only lasted one day.

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Spider on Hosta II

by Amy
(Wingham, Ontario, Canada)

I was walking around my flowerbeds and spotted this huge spider with his web across the leaves of a hosta. I went back into the house, got my camera, and he was still paitently waiting, so I snapped his picture. This is the second picture I took of this welcome guest in my garden.

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Lipstick Strawberry Blossom

by Cindy Mc

Lipstick Ornamental Strawberry

Lipstick Ornamental Strawberry

These spread like crazy and are wonderful accents of color when they're blooming. I snip off the runners and move them to fill in empty areas around my perennials. They come back each year, and bloom off and on during the spring and summer. Bright lipstick colored flowers and lush leaves fill in quickly.

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BLUE AND YELLOW RIOT (Bulb Winner Canada)

by Angela
(Richmond BC)

honeysuckle and lilac

honeysuckle and lilac

A fence decked in honeysuckle and California Lilac.

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fungi on tree stump

by chris zone 4a
(elliot lake, on, canada)

fungi on tree stump

fungi on tree stump

taken during a walk in the woods north of elliot lake, in mississaugi provincial park

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Butterfly and the Bush

by Chris Swope
(Greencastle PA. USA)

The Butterflies Kingdom.

The Butterflies Kingdom.

This Butterfly seemed to love the nectar of his own Bush.

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Late August Flowers

by Mary
(Hamilton, ON Canada)

These black-eyed susans, sweet potato vine and hanging basket of strawflowers and sweet potato vine are in a west facing bed. The is somewhat blocked by a Japanese Lilac tree.

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The nerve of fennel

by Kat White
(San Luis Obispo, CA, USA)

I thought with the addition of a green photo filter, this ordinary fennel started to look more like a depiction of nerve structure.

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Hot Pink Rugosa Rose

by Cindy Mc
(Sammamish, WA)

Hot Pink Rugosa Rose

Hot Pink Rugosa Rose

This striking hot pink rose really caught my eye. It has such rugged leathery leaves, and the flowers were so plentiful in June. Truly a beauty!

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All pink and blue

by Dianne
(Ottawa,Ont. Can.)

All grew on their own except the castor bean which I planted this spring.

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A Bed of Blanket flowers

by Mary
(Hamilton, ON Canada)

These are grown under our Japanese Lilac Tree, which is VERY shallow rooted. They seem to thrive where many others don't.

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