Day 230 of Week 33, August 2023

Red Cosmos

The red cosmos didn't respond to Miracle Grow the same as the more common white and pink cosmos. Instead, the red variety puts the energy into stem and leaf growth.

The feathery leafed flower was put in a large planter mid to late June. Late August, this week is the first time the red cosmos has bloomed. Main stems are as thick as my thumb. Beautiful as greenery, it will make a nice tall border next year among Bachelor Buttons and white cosmos.

Have a Blooming Good Weekend!

Read a new author
Shop linen dish towels online
Design 2023 holiday cards
Cringe at Halloween in stores already
Change passwords
Refresh old website accounts
Dance a waltz by yourself
Tell an apple a secret
Make applesauce


Comments

  1. Speaking of dish towels, have a look at the amazing assortment of 'art cloths' here.... https://www.maudesmith.com/shop/hl2zlwgxjeuyl0a9vhmi7vji78f5qp
    HAh - the secret you'll tell the apple is 'watch out, you're going to be applesauce'.

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  2. The red and green is so beautiful together . Have a great weekend.

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  3. Maryanne,
    That's funny. lol
    I like a boiled apple with scrambled eggs.
    Thank you for the link
    I saw holiday stockings made from vintage dish towels last year in a copy of Yankee Magazine. I'm determined to make vintage dish towels a holiday motif this year. Problem is, online and thrift stores, the prices are higher than I like.

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  4. Marie,
    The new red cosmos just opening, are a deep, deep red.

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  5. I didn't plant any cosmos this year but they are a favorite. The red is lovely.

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  6. Jeanie,
    The orange cosmos I missed planting this year. They always add a spark of color to the garden, and make sunset light special.

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  7. Beautiful macro shot of one of my favorites ~ the Cosmos ~ gorgeous!


    Wishing you good health, laughter and love in your days,
    A ShutterBug Explores,
    aka (A Creative Harbor)

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  8. I love reading your ideas of things to do.

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  9. Carol,
    I hope to save some seeds for next year.

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  10. Debra,
    The waltzing and applesauce are left on this easy list.
    :)
    I found linen dish towels on Amazon at a good price. I think perhaps embroidery and drawing designs on them will work.

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  11. William,
    A flower the bugs love, they are nice when they bloom.

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