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August Slideshow

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August is all about unapologetic color and lots of it.

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The side garden, relatively quiet until now, bursts into exuberant bloom with phlox "David" and lilium "Stargazer".

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Stargazers are one of the most popular lilies in America - no surprise there.

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Finally - some tomatoes! Also broccoli, beans and onions.

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There were lots of visitors in August including this hummingbird....

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...a Red-Spotted Purple butterfly....

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...a bumblebee with pollen loaded on his legs....

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...even a honeybee, visiting an allium.

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The cutting garden is in full production with lots of colorful annuals....

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....like this zinnia....

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....and this dahlia.

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Some of the container gardens have done especially well.

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This intriguing flower is eucomis or Pineapple lily, a tender bulb that I overwinter in the basement.

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The black-eyed susans bring sunshine and cheer to the garden.

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The Joe Pye weed, beloved of bees, is especially tall and magnificent this year. Can autumn be far away?

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