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Posted On August 21, 2024

Things are blooming nicely, until (see below) a tomato hornworm gets into a plant. Please send your photos to editor@gazettejournal.net.

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A Passion flower blooming and producing fruit on the deck of Kathy and Ralph Angel.
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Crepe Myrtle, ready for pollinators, photographed by Cheryl Battle, Bavon.
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Volunteer impatiens add color to Karen Borja’s garden in Gloucester.
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Butterfly ginger sent by Ceci Brown of Gloucester.
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Hardy hibiscus blooming in Linda Dalgety’s Port Haywood yard.
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Linda Lee Earl of northern Gloucester had three simultaneous flowers on night blooming cereus.
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Rose “Robusta” from Yana Hare’s garden in Hayes.
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Volunteer marigolds at the home of Martha Thompson Hudgins, Gloucester.
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Gordonia lasianthus or Loblolly Bay sent by Judy Moughon of Mathews.
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A tomato hornworm caused tremendous damage to a newly planted hummingbird vine at the home of Pat Rawls, Foster.
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Flowers from Ginger Rowe’s garden in Gloucester.
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Meg Sherertz of Hayes photographed a grass skipper drinking from a butterfly bush.
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Beautiful sunset walk on Gloucester Main Street, photographed by Tracy Stippel.
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Elephant ear sent by Arlene Tucker of Gloucester.
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Blackeye Susans growing in Jerry Young’s backyard in Gloucester.
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Butterfly bush and phlox sent by Louise Witherspoon of Port Haywood.

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