Flowers and Critters Provide a Therapeutic Effect
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| Watching the Orange Bougainvillea Turn Pink |
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| Enjoying Small Bees Work the Hibiscus Blossoms |
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| Discovering A Mexican Leaf Frog on a Bucket |
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| Collecting Hawaiian Red Ginger for a Bouquet |
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| Waiting for the Hummingbirds to Feed |
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| Photographing the Juvenile Green Iguana that Visited |
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| Admiring the Large Caladium Leaves |
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| Planting Our First Coleus |
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| Waiting for the First Two Heliconia Blossoms |
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| Sending the Land Crab on His Way to Mate at the Beach |
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| Counting the Peace Lily Blossoms in the Yard |
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| Quietly Observing the Chachalaca Eat Palm Berries |
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| Noticing 3 Tiny White Flowers Surrounded by the Bracts |
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| Attaching Our First Wild Orchid Plant to a Tree |
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| Arranging My Garden Photos into this Blog Post |
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love that garden! your full time nurturing has done wonders!
ReplyDeleteJody
Hi Jody and Mar,
DeleteThank you for your nice comment. As you can tell, we love the garden. Putting a drip system in with drippers to most of the plants helps minimize the work and keep everything happy in the heat since we haven't had a lot of rain yet. You did a great job of selecting and arranging plants that compliment each other. Orange has become a new favorite of ours in the garden, especially since the hummingbirds like it, too. Good to hear from you. Take care.
Terry and Jon
Your garden is beautiful! Your photos as well. Thank you for sharing your lovely world with us. :-)
ReplyDeleteEmily,
DeleteThank you for enjoying my "digital scrapbook" of my garden. It's always nice to hear from you.
Terry