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Jeff Calton is enjoying the ebbs and flows of bloom time in his southern garden .

" It is high summer in Tennessee . raging , humid and things are growing wild .   Some color has gone and young ones take their place with change everyday .

I guess I have a body of water hose permanently confiscate to my hand now . "

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Echinops – globe thistle

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Central bed

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Tropicana canna

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Colocasia, hydrangea & ricinus

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Hemerocallis ‘Hyperion’

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Liatris, lavender and muhly grass

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Patio bed

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Taxodium distichum ‘Peve Minaret’, agapanthus

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