While The Mister was picking out his new TV, Pup and I wandered through the nursery section of Walmart. I bought a hanging basket. In spite of the previous owners having hooks in the front of the house, I've never had a hanging basket before. I have doubts whether I can keep this alive but I'll try. It's a Calibrachoa which is something new to me. I'm not wild about the cheap container it's in. If it survives the summer I'll look for something nicer to put another one in next year.
My floral container garden is getting out of hand out front. I'm running out of room to put things where the deer can't get them. Now that I know I have enough sun for flowers, I can't wait until next year. I'm going to have to take all this much more seriously.
As for a cable update.....the dude came and tinkered with some stuff outside at the box then said it was going to take more than that to fix the problem. Several hours later we got a text saying the problem should be fixed BUT then the cable box wouldn't re-start. Now we have to drive the cable box 40 minutes from here to have it tested and probably replaced. Argh....





Pretty flowers! We have zinnias coming up, but no flowers yet - not even buds!!
ReplyDeleteYour flowers are gorgeous! My Walmart has their nursery dept. out in the parking lot under the blazing hot sun, so everything is cooked by July. Good luck with the cable issues (especially if you've got Comcast).
ReplyDeleteCalibrochoa are much like petunias- keep them watered and they will do just fine!
ReplyDeleteAnd there are so many types of Black-Eyed Susans - it's amazing I have about four different ones in my garden!
My zinnias are just getting ready to bloom! The Japanese beetles have devastated their poor leaves though.
We used to have hanging hooks. I miss them.
ReplyDeleteIt is never easy to mess with cable changes! The flowers are beautiful! don't you love the color in the yard?!
ReplyDeleteSuch pretty flowers you have. The black-eyed susan variety I have in my yard is bonkers this year - out of control but I imagine I'll enjoy the yellow blooms late July and August.
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