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| Prentiss County, Mississippi, USA, June 1, 2016 |
Mother and son come in the early mornings nibbling their way through my yard. Thankfully, there are a few plants they leave alone.
And the Butterfly Weed that I rescued just before the highway department mowing machines came along last year has survived and is blooming again. Hurrah!
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I am pleased to see that you have named and shamed the culprits! On the upside, they had the good grace to leave some spectacular blooms alone. Happy GBBD!
ReplyDeleteYour gardenias are gorgeous! Wish we could grow them up here. I'm glad the deer left some of your lovely blooms alone--I'm battling the rabbits in my vegetable garden this year. Happy Bloom Day!
ReplyDeleteOh, we have the same problem! Deer in the flowerbeds - ack! Right now, though, I believe the mama's are off having their baby's because we only have one or two wondering around. I enjoy seeing them, but they are rough on my plants. Happy Bloom Day!
ReplyDeleteHello, pretty collection of flowers, the gardenias are lovely. The deer are cute. Enjoy your day and the week ahead!
ReplyDeleteYou have some really lovely blooms. I know the deer can be a serious problem for gardeners, but they are beautiful animals, aren't they?
ReplyDeleteGardenias were my mothers favorite flower. I do love the smell.
ReplyDeleteOutdoor gardenias - you must have a great climate to accommodate them outside.
ReplyDeleteWouldn't it be great if the deer just nibbled the grass _:)
But you have a lovely lot of colour left.
beautiful sights, all grow here but the gardenia
ReplyDeleteLove seeing your blooms. Our high dept mows down our butterfly weed too!
ReplyDeleteDeer! Oh no! Between them and the bunnies it's a constant battle here. I love gardenia, especially the scent.
ReplyDeleteWhat a good deed to accomplished by saving that milkweed. There should be an award...:)
ReplyDeleteAll beautiful photos. I signed over your gardenia, something that just can't be grown outdoors here in upstate New York. I'm happy some of your blooms survived the deer.
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love your gardenias! It is one of my favorites, but doesn't do that well here in New England. It smells like heaven! Your post is inspiring me to add a butterfly bush to my yard. :) Stunning garden!
ReplyDeleteYour Gardenias and Butterfly Bush are gorgeous, as well as your other blooms. The deer are beautiful, but I do feel your pain, and hopefully they won't do too much damage. Happy Bloom Day!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous flowers! I love the deer as well - even if they eat all the flowers.
ReplyDeleteHow rude of them - but at least they've left you something.
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