July, the “middle month” of
Summer for the Gardens at Waters East,
is now over. It was a very hot
one. The record for days above 90
degrees was broken. HOT
HOT HOT!!! In spite of the
heat, no watering was done in the gardens except for the three vegetable gardens. The thought is – if a plant can not
survive on its own, it doesn’t belong!
- - - It is a cruel world!
It is so very difficult to limit
this posting to only twelve photos that reflect the many phases and patterns of
plants here on the shores of Lake Michigan during the month of July. Knowing that there are so many more pictures
that could be viewed and enjoyed, this posting will however try to capture the
whole range in only a few select photos.
In the days ahead, other photos will be posted in the ongoing series
titled Blog Shots.
None of these photos
have been posted until now.
Enjoy your
visit.
Middle Walk
Lake Michigan in Background
NOTE: All photos use in this
posting were taken on the property of Gardens
at Waters East.
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Beautiful! I tried not to water also. The only thing I watered was all of my plants in containers.
ReplyDeleteI've to water my plant everyday, sometimes twice a day except on rainy days. In the lowland tropic the plant will commit suicide if i do not water it!
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