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That’s it. 🙂 We watched steller/Stealer jays take our tomatoes today. Beautiful to see a bright blue bird with a bright red orb its mouth.
We tried to grow zuccs, but the slugs were more excited about them than we were. . . . We have roses galore.
Many flowering plants. But this is the deck garden. Anyone have a clue what the flowering plant is?
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I think the pink flower is some sort of sedum, not sure what kind exactly but maybe that will help.
I am going to be planting a variety of sedum in my garden…it is a butterfly attracting plant.
Lovely, lovely post.
Definitely a butterfly attractor! Thanks Barb!
We found out that it is Sedum, Autumn Joy. Perfect Name! It will get dark rich red!