Bloom Thyme: What’s Bloomin’ Around Here

While we are not fully into the second flush of rose blooms and the Japanese Beetles are munching away but there’s some bloomin’ going on around here.

CAUTION … Abundance of Pinkness Ahead. 💞

 

All My Loving

All My Loving

Cherry Parfait

Cherry Parfait

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Beverly HT

Beverly Hybrid Tea

Gemini

Gemini Hybrid Tea

These roses are hiding out from the Japanese Beetles

These roses are hiding out from the Japanese Beetles

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Julia Child

 

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Bonica

Falling in Love

Falling in Love

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Music Box


Companions that are showing off…

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Hopefully we will be saying goodbye to these ugly bugs soon.

Until then… I’ll keep drowning them in soapy water!

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If these guys are “bugging” you and you want to know more, you can read an article that Dr. Mark Windham, a name I trust, recommended here.

Well … enough about bugs!

THANKS FOR STOPPING BY AND HAVE A WONDERFUL WEEKEND! 🐞

13 thoughts on “Bloom Thyme: What’s Bloomin’ Around Here

  1. Oh Teresa, your blooms are looking gorgeous, and I love all the pink, I went through a phase when all I wanted to paint was pink roses, although I have been having fun with the lavender and coffee colours lately, and you can’t beat the excitement of painting red roses, or the challenge of white blooms which are usually anything but pure white… yes, I guess I love painting them all! I had never heard of the Japanese beetles before reading your posts. I don’t know if we have them here in Australia, but we did discover a frog when we were digging in the garden today! We have some frogs which hibernate in the ground and come out in the rain. Luckily we didn’t hurt him and he enjoyed a little shower from the watering can and then hopped away.

  2. Never too much pink in the garden!! So far, no Japanese Beetles here, but I’m saving the article just in case. And, what’s going on with the yarrow this year? Mine are usually about 18″ tall, but some have shot up to five feet this year.

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