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My July Garden Views. Part 1
































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30 comments:

  1. NicJuly 21, 2013

    Everything is beautiful, and your hydrangeas have an absolutely gorgeous shade of blue!

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    1. Tatyana@MySecretGardenJuly 26, 2013

      College Gardener, thanks! Our soil is acid. I need to play with it to get some pink blooms.

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  2. FlowerLady LorraineJuly 21, 2013

    Tatyana ~ Your home and gardens are so lovely. You have such a wonderful and colorful variety of flowers with the cool, green backdrop of forest.

    FlowerLady

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    1. Tatyana@MySecretGardenJuly 26, 2013

      Lorraine, I owe a lot to that forest! Thanks!

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  3. TiinaJuly 21, 2013

    Ooh! So beautiful!! <3

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  4. Gatsbys GardensJuly 21, 2013

    Just beautiful, like a garden magazine!

    Eileen

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  5. AnonymousJuly 21, 2013

    what a beautiful garden you have !!!

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  6. sandylandJuly 22, 2013

    DO YOU LEAN TOWARD THE SOFTER COLORS BLUES, PINKS ETC..i SURELY DOO....

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    1. Tatyana@MySecretGardenJuly 26, 2013

      sandyland, I love blue and purple in the garden! The brightest plant in my garden is monarda.

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  7. Janneke July 22, 2013

    Tanya, this first part of your July garden looks so beautiful. you have such a fine blue Hydrangeas and the white Nicotiana looks so beautiful. The shade part of your garden with the huge trees must be lovely spot to spend hot days. The most pretty picture is however of your dog, you know I am a dog lover.

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    1. Tatyana@MySecretGardenJuly 26, 2013

      Janneke, dogs are beautiful garden accessories, ha-ha!

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  8. Tara DillardJuly 22, 2013

    Rare to see a garden like yours...........beautifully maintained perennials.

    Congrats.

    Garden & Be Well, XOT

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    1. Tatyana@MySecretGardenJuly 26, 2013

      Tara, thanks! Yes, it's mostly a perennial garden. Very few annuals.

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  9. Neuer GartentraumJuly 22, 2013

    Dieser Gartenteil sieht wundervoll aus. Der Teil mit den alten Bäumen sieht so schön schattig aus. Besonders gut gefällt mir die blaue Hortensie.
    Gruß. Anette

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  10. debsgardenJuly 22, 2013

    Your midsummer garden is fabulous! I love the orange day lily/blue hydrangea combination.

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  11. outlawgardenerJuly 22, 2013

    Your garden is always gorgeous! I'm especially fond of the combination of blue hydrangeas with orange daylilies - stunning. Your dog pictures are very sweet! Happy July!

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    1. Tatyana@MySecretGardenJuly 26, 2013

      Peter, thank you! This July is wonderful, isn't it?

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  12. Donna@Gardens Eye ViewJuly 23, 2013

    I can't get over the colors in your garden especially the blue hydrangea.

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    1. Tatyana@MySecretGardenJuly 26, 2013

      Donna, thanks! My hydrangea gives me more and more babies: I separate new plants which grow after some branches got rooted.

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  13. GRACE PETERSONJuly 29, 2013

    After seeing your post, I'm convinced I need to move my Thalictrum. It's not blooming because it's getting too much shade. How disheartening. I love how yours juts skyward in its setting. Beautiful photos my friend.

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    1. Tatyana@MySecretGardenJuly 31, 2013

      Grace, thank you! It is in bloom since the end of June. Isn't it great? I hope your plant will bloom next season! Give it some sun, you are right.

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  14. RobinLJuly 30, 2013

    I swear your flowers grow taller than anyone's I have ever seen! Must be the lush, rainy weather you get there in the northwest.

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    1. Tatyana@MySecretGardenJuly 31, 2013

      Robin, thanks! I am surprised myself! The height is incredible. This spring, I tossed some 14-14-14 fertilizer all over the garden.

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  15. Janet, The Queen of SeafordAugust 20, 2013

    Tanya, I love your garden. I don't see any of the issues that I find in my garden...deer eating blooms, flea beetles eating leaves, caterpillars eating all the foliage...etc etc. So lush and gorgeous!

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    1. Tatyana@MySecretGardenMay 23, 2015

      Thank you Janet! We do have deer and slugs!

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