June’s flowers are certainly hardy survivors in this heat. Please send your photos to editor@gazettejournal.net.
Joyce Crum of Gloucester sends daylilies, Shasta daisies, and shrub roses from her garden.
Mary Pope of Mathews shares wildflowers planted in the field by her husband Steve.
Pollinators at work, sent by James Moller of Gloucester.
Balloon flower, calla lily, and gladiolus blooming at the home of Linda Dalgety in Port Haywood, and Easter lilies blooming at the home of Louise Witherspoon and submitted by Dalgety.
Lynn Holt’s turtle, which she named Fred, enjoys iris stalks among other treats; she also sent photos of snapdragons, and strawflowers.
Coleus “El Brighto,” oakleaf hydrangea, and Japanese maple “Beni Shichiehnge” and “Waterfall” sent by Al and Cathy Lambert of Hayes.
Coneflowers, petunias, rose “Sunsprite,” buttefly on hydrangea, from Yana Hare’s garden in Hayes.