Hummingbird flowers and summer evenings
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I tried to overwinter a plant inside a couple of winters ago, with no success (it got very cold in the house over winter break while we were gone that year, but perhaps we overwatered it, too).
Last year, my mail-ordered (actually internet-ordered) dormant root/corm/whatever didn't emerge, much to my disappointment.
But this year's plant is thriving.
And, warm, sultry evenings have settled in here, although we're supposed to have a respite this weekend. The mid-July sky is lovely, even if it didn't produce a thundershower.
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What a great red bloom filled plant for the hummers!
ReplyDeleteWe are hoping for some rain too.
I can see where that would trick the hummers. - Dave
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