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Saturday, August 22, 2020

Knee deep in Alligators

 I'm knee deep in Alligators.


I'm taking a short break from blogging.



The weeds are taking over.

I must teach them a lesson. 





Take good care of yourselves,

Gina 



8 comments:

  1. Dear Gina - have a good break, you will be really missed though.
    Knee deep in alligators is a new expression for me, but I can guess at its meaning.
    I love the thought that you are going to teach your weeds a lesson.

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    1. Dear Rosemary,
      With the help of my walk-behind-weed eater I am making progress. In the meantime the raccoons have climbed into my grape vines and have eaten every single grape. Now I won't have to worry about what to do with the grapes.

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  2. Lovely Pots! I never would have thought that mixing nasturtiums with petunias could work, but they appear to be getting along splendidly- how wonderful!

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    1. Hello Elizabeth,
      I love the way nasturtiums wind themselves into empty spaces. Thank you for stopping by and leaving a comment.

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  3. I need to get into gardening gear too dear Gina - here everything looking sad now as summer's end is not far off. I feel a difference in the air already, and early Fall always brings a lot of clean up work.
    You'll be missed but hopefully will be back soon - hope your much needed rains come soon.
    Hugs - Mary

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    1. Dear Mary,
      No rain yet. Temperatures have been high, in the high nineties. My flowers don't like it. My apple trees are loaded...soon we will have a making apple juice party.
      I see that you have more weather coming your way. I'll be thinking of you and Mr B.

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  4. Enjoy your break, Gina. The weeds need attention here, too. I'm ready to pull up some of the summer flowers that have performed beautifully and are now looking a bit ratty.
    Stay well.

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    1. Dear Lorrie,
      The same is happening to my flowers. I do have my stand-by-asters from Lake Maggiore coming into bloom. They always make me look good and they always bloom at just the right time.

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