I posted some pictures.mostly my other flowers,but cypress gardens has bloomed.

Njoy

(edited to make the emoticon appear...Joy, when you add an emoticon, either hit the space bar once after the last word you write, or hit the enter key so the emoticon appears on the next line...Patrick)

Njoy

SE TX Z8b
Coastal~Tyler co

Joy, enjoyed the additions to your photo gallery. Cypress Garden seems to be coming along fine and how your hex garden has transformed since May.

Your morning glories are "tame" compared to my Grandpa Ott that wants to take over everything around it. It's even choking itself into oblivion. Will probably be pulling it out soon.

Jarie
Rio Grande Valley, TX
Zone 9

Great pictures. I love seeing how things change over time. Everything here is wind and rain beaten this morning, but I won't complain. I'll keep the cool 73 degree temps and the rain rather than having the drought and the high temps we have had. Keep up the good work Joy.

ChSam (Shirley Morr)
Chariton, Iowa
Zone 5

I didn't even make it DOWN to 73.Our low was 79& high was 98 heat index was lower though 107& the humidity was lower.

The JMG are grown in hanging baskets.The one in ground Benigasuri is grown on a arbor.It was growing nice& full till hubby weed eated it. I think 2 of the vines survived on one side and one on the other.Robe was said to grow 8 ft so being in basket could be why its only about 3 ft,but I still it!

That hex bed is amazeing& it has helped me decide what I'm doing with the other hex bed with the pond in it.I'm going to be looking for lots of purple amranthus seeds for there.

Njoy

SE TX Z8b
Coastal~Tyler co

Joy, that first picture looks crazy with all the flower pots on the walls, I like it. (They must not have to water very often....)

Beautiful morning glories, our 1 Japanese MG is very plain compared to those. I love the Blue Blizzard and the Amuraskizyouhatensibori.
And that hex bed really grew!

Lynne
USDA Zone 9b
Heat Zone 10
Bradenton, Florida