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mnhtnbb

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10. This is the first season for the planter.

Reply to 2naSalit (Reply #3)

Mon Sep 23, 2024, 05:30 PM

Sep 2024

It has Verbena (purple flower) Apple blossom impatiens, asparagus fern and red caladium, which have faded from the summer heat. I'll probably repeat the same annuals next spring, without the caladium. When cold weather takes out the current flowers, I'll replace with pansies, which carry through the winter here.

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Serendipity [View all] mnhtnbb Sep 2024 OP

Love it, insect eater? Thanks for sharing. Walleye Sep 2024 #1

Yes, insect eater. mnhtnbb Sep 2024 #8

The composition and colors are just as eye catching as the subject! Diamond_Dog Sep 2024 #2

Thanks! mnhtnbb Sep 2024 #9

Nice catch! 2naSalit Sep 2024 #3

This is the first season for the planter. mnhtnbb Sep 2024 #10

Lovely composition and colors, my dear mnhtnbb! CaliforniaPeggy Sep 2024 #4

I loved the curl of its tail! mnhtnbb Sep 2024 #11

I love those little guys! Bayard Sep 2024 #5

Me, too! mnhtnbb Sep 2024 #12

Got'em! Nice shot! Makes me wonder, mnhtnbb, some women might be running away from your subject you were but George McGovern Sep 2024 #6

I am, generally, not afraid of critters. mnhtnbb Sep 2024 #7

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