Black-eyed Susan blooms are tucked down in the foliage to keep them safe from it's soon to be doom. We are having a warming trend again but it cools off at night and today it is sprinkling.
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Beautiful. I too am enjoying the last of the summer blooms in my garden before autumn gets into full swing
Such bright and cheerful blooms!
that is the sad thing about that first really cold night...the last of the flowers are gone by morning! I've always loved black eyed susans...they are just so cheerful!
Larry, the flowers can't be forgotten while we have your lovely pictures to look at. We're enjoying an Indian summer, the first for many, many years. It's making the flowers bloom a second time, most unusual.
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