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Wendy, you have lovely blooms there huh! I love that purplish blue buttons, whatever that is. Now if you will look at my photos in my post, they are not stolen anymore from Andrea, they are labeled with Oxygen Generators, so you wont be stressed! hahaha!
ReplyDeleteI liked the non-comment approach to your GBBD! I might try it myself. You have a nice set of flowers this month and a very nice garden blog. I'll have to come back and visit.
ReplyDeleteHappy GBBD from Texas.
David/Tropical Texana/Houston :0)
You have fascinating bloom shapes in your garden. Wonderful variety and all so pleasant to look at. Btw, nope I don't speak Korean. Those dramas were already dubbed or subtitled ;-)
ReplyDeleteAll the blooms looks so lovely but the 3rd pic from the bottom look so immaculately elegant.
ReplyDeleteI'm guessing its gardenia?
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Fun, thanks!! I think you're talking about the magnolia blossom. The fragrance is spectacular!
DeleteDefinetly like your format also. I can guess what the plants are. Love your clematis.
ReplyDeleteAll gorgeous! And really, you don't need words.
ReplyDeletealoha wendy,
ReplyDeletethe garden is beautiful, thanks for the wonderful garden tour :)
Such pretty blooms! I especially love the rose - what a gorgeous color! Happy GBBD!
ReplyDeleteYou have a beautiful summer garden now with colourful blooms. Some plants I am not familiar with. I certainly I have a rose with that lovely orange colour tone and petal shape.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Blooms! Which Monarda is that?
ReplyDeletewhat a lot of divine flowers are growing in your garden!
ReplyDeleteI spy a kitty cat! Your blossoms are wonderful. That Magnolia is regal and the Freesias, ooh, la, la! Your flowers are way ahead of mine. I still have no Butterfly Bush, Coneflower, Lilies or Monarda so it was a nice treat seeing yours.
ReplyDeleteYour garden is looking very colourful.
ReplyDeleteHere in the UK the Monarda plants invariably get the dreaded mildew.
Your Freesias look good also, never had much luck with them in the garden.
Thanks for sharing