If you have followed my blog prior to this post, you know that I had a pretty bad summer for my flowers in 2011 and killed almost everything. It’s been quite a lot of hard work and planning to get back (almost) to where I was before the fiasco! I wanted to share some of my 2012 blossoms with you while they’re still pretty.
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She already weighs over 30 pounds and still growing!
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Thank you! I’ve had the opposite occur. This summer I lost many of my flowers because of the drought and heat. Glad someone had positive results.
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I killed everything I had last summer using weed n feed. Thought I was helping the flowers and didn’t consider them weeds. We had an average of 1 1/2″ – 3″ of rain this summer with only about three really hot weeks.
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