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Just a few samples from the palette of July.
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Wednesday, July 17, 2024
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Beautiful, thank you. The palette at my house is mainly many shades of green! All the rain.
ReplyDeleteThat's why the flowers are all close-ups. Any other view is overwhelmingly a variety of greens, like the view into the branches.
DeletePretty, pretty!
ReplyDeleteI love it when the bee balm really takes off, with daylilies popping up here and there.
DeleteSo lovely to see your July colors. We've had such a hot dry spell that our summer color is pretty much gone into waiting. Rain is on the way, though, so thirsty plants will be able to thrive again!
ReplyDeleteIt seems like Deluge-or-Drought is the new Feast-or-Famine.
DeleteLovely photos
ReplyDeleteHere in Vermont, I notice there's more blue hickory blooming now instead of in August.
I'm going to have to look up blue hickory - thanks! I love learning new trees, or new names for familiar trees :)
DeleteBeautiful close-ups! The blush of the milkweed is particularly nice. That beebalm petal struck a praying mantis pose for you. Has it been as wet a summer as last year? I hope you've had enough sunshine to keep your spirits up and the paddocks un-muddy.
ReplyDeleteChris from Boise
Milkweed flowers are amazing, aren't they? The colors, the textures, the complexity. I enjoy them so much! Weather? It's been much wetter than I'd like it, but if folks are able to make hay in the next few weeks (fingers crossed) I will breathe easier than last year, for sure. Lots of people are holding their breath just a bit right now, and I am one of them. Thanks for the good thoughts, Chris :)
DeletePicture-postcard worthy photos! Everything seems to be early this year but maybe it's just all in my mind.
ReplyDeleteAt this point, I think it's hard to know when to "expect" anything, weatherwise.
DeleteSo pretty! You sure have an eye for catching a unique view, Quinn!
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice thing to say - thank you, Sue!
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