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The winner is . . . . and a little bit of summer for the rest of us

Chris is the winner. She is the lovely commenter who said she’d bought some for her mother, but would like a bar for herself. Congrats Chris.

Now, something for the rest of us.

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  4. Carolflowerhill

    Lovely Dee. I like your variety of Black-eyed Susan as much at the little Skipper and your Phlox looks delicious too. What a wonderful butterfly station your garden is. ;>)

  5. Laura

    Loved the blackeyed-susans with the butterflies, mine are being dined on by lots of grasshoppers and the heat is beginning to take them down. Also, was that a small phlox in the pictures, the pale pink with darker center?

    • Dee Nash

      Laura, thanks, yes that’s a phlox. It’s Phlox paniculata ‘Bright Eyes’ but it is very faded by the sun. Normally, it is a brighter pink with dark eyes.~~Dee

  6. homeclynn

    Simply wonderful. My black-eyed Susan’s look like toast. How are yours so beautiful? Do you dead head them the same as coneflowers?

    • Dee Nash

      I do deadhead them as they begin to fade. They are also on a sprinkler system and are the perennial ‘Goldsturm’. Maybe those are the reasons?~~Dee