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    • RockChalkinTexas 0R Offline
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      Found a picture of the blooms on the sotols. Go Spurs Go!!!
      sotols in bloom.jpg

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        @RockChalkinTexas-0 I loved Neil on Colbert! So smart and so funny. Did you see him on the final night?

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          I don't have pictures yet, but nature was a major beyatch here last night. I heard wind reports of 98 and 113 mph. Our whole neighborhood is almost tree-less (ok. Ii exaggerate a little sometimes but not much this time). Me, my wife and the chainsaw have been outside since 8:30 this morning and we're nowhere near done.

          America! Where you have the right to be wrong.

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            Today's photo is of a grand-flowered horned poppy plant that was the only one to survive a very hot spring one year. The grand-flowered horned poppy is a vibrant red poppy that loves full sun and well-drained, fertile soil. It is virtually pest and disease-free, as well as deer-resistant. Do note, their roots are toxic if ingested.
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            • RockChalkinTexas 0R Offline
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              Here's a couple of my sunflowers that have bloomed in the garden. First one is a Mammoth. The second one sprouted on its own and came back from last year in a raised bed and has a colored stalk, beet red.
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                Here's a couple of Zinnias. These make excellent cut flowers for an arrangement. Do you grow anything special because you get great joy from them?
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                  Here's some blossoms for your Saturday! Go Spurs GO! It's do or die time.
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                    That two tone flower is really cool! Go Spurs!

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                    • RockChalkinTexas 0R Offline
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                      A baby praying mantis that was on the outside of my second story bedroom window this morning (taken without my glasses on)!! He was no bigger than my thumb nail.
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                        Had flooding in areas around me but here's what the rain gauge showed this morning, before we got another round of soaking rain, to the point where there are 83 low water crossings closed right now with rivers and creeks reaching flood stage.
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