Yard Flowers in Alabama’s Heat

I took a little walk around the yard to see how the flowers are doing with all the heat we have been having. Yesterday, it was only 94F/ 34C. A bit cooler temperature wise but the high humidity makes it feel 10 degrees hotter.

Close-up of vibrant red flowers with orange tips growing among green foliage in a garden setting.
Crocosmia pottsii, a type of iris I do not remember planting and not native to Alabama
A close-up of a delicate light pink flower surrounded by green leaves and dried grass.
Desmodium rotundifolium, Roundleaf Tick-trefoil, perennial native herb in the pea family.

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  1. Pam, it’s a pleasure to witness your journey with nature’s treasures.

    1. Thank you for stopping by!

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