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Happy Fourth of July, A Work In Progress.

A red, white, and blue work in progress.

Happy Fourth of July.

20 Responses

  1. Happy 4th of July!
    Hope that you have some seriously patriotic fun today.

  2. hi lpc,

    happy 4th back at you.

    ~janet

    ps ~ also love your stand alone top. classy.

  3. A lovely combination of plants!

    I don't think the pun was intended, but your headline made me think that our Republic is "A Work In Progress." I have some concerns about the direction of our evolution, but I'll save them for a political blog.

    I always enjoy your posts.

  4. Do you work in the three components of "Fill, Thrill & Spill" when potting plants/flowers?

  5. Buckeroomama – The joys of suburbs.

    Deja – Thank you.

    Hostess – Thank you.

    Janet – Thank you.

    Tabitha – We try not to ever do rain in California in the summertime.

  6. Belle – Thank you.

    Anon – Thank you, for the plant comment and about my blog too. I suppose I do mean it about our republic too. My concerns may be different than yours – as long as we all do our best to shoulder some of the work in process that we feel needs doing.

    Mater :)

    Anon – No! What are these components? I must look them up! I am guessing it means cram in enough plants to fill, stand one up high and dramatic, and spill one over the side? In which case, yes, instinctively, I did. But I love the saying.

  7. You certainly have a green thumb and an eye for beautiful combinations.

    I would have guessed that you would have used a hand-thrown pot patinated with moss and lichens. I guess they have to start somewhere. I hope your pot grows as beautifully as your plants.

  8. It's a game…of tag…I got tagged by Blighty and now I tag you…hope that you do not mind!

  9. Hello LPC
    Hope you had a lovely July 4th.

    I love your garden photo.

    SSG xxx

  10. I did respond to all these comments. Also there were some others….the great Blogspot Ate My Comments Fiasco. Happening all over I see.

  11. Lovely! As we just moved, I planted only 2 pots this summer…both in the red, white and blue theme!

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