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Jun 27, 2023 11:50 AM CST
Name: Orion
Boston, MA (Zone 7a)
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Summer Carnival being weird again this year. Glare
Almost July and about a 2" tall skinny little stalk.

The others are not as big as last year either. Fewer stalks overall.
And this is after using my special food on them.

It is a very weird gardening year. That and a lot of dead perennials and shrubs because of the cold snap we had in Spring. Crape Myrtle - dead. Double Knockout rose tree - dead, butterfly bush - dead, black and yellow grasses - dead, other rose bushes massive die-off but hanging in there, same for a lot of azaleas and rhodies, lots of death within each plant (some up to 75% of branches), but signs of life persist. Same for heucheras. Even vinca minor had a massive die-off.

I am beginning to find out who the tough plants really are. I should be thankful the hibiscus came back at all, really. Crossing Fingers! for lots of blooms in Summer to make up for a poor Spring.
Gardening: So exciting I wet my plants!

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