As you can see, these beds are partially shaded, especially from the afternoon sun.
I've been spending hours working on a birthday celebration post on my ancestry blog "Three Family Trees," for my great grandmother on my mother's father's side...Annie Elizabeth Williams Webb...born 1862 in MO, and married and lived the rest of her life in Texas, dying one month before I was born in 1942 (also in Texas). Come on over and learn a bit about her and her family!
And I once was proud to be a Texan, as well as a Republican during Eisenhower's era.
What's the matter with these people? G.O.P. belongs on a desert island where they can rule in their own strange way...it sure ain't American!!
"...delegates to a convention of the Texas Republican Party today (June 19, 2022) approved platform planks rejecting 'the certified results of the 2020 Presidential election, and [holding] that acting President Joseph Robinette Biden Jr. was not legitimately elected by the people of the United States”; requiring students “to learn about the dignity of the preborn human,” including that life begins at fertilization; treating homosexuality as “an abnormal lifestyle choice”; locking the number of Supreme Court justices at 9; getting rid of the constitutional power to levy income taxes; abolishing the Federal Reserve; rejecting the Equal Rights Amendment; returning Christianity to schools and government; ending all gun safety measures; abolishing the Department of Education; arming teachers; requiring colleges to teach “free-market liberty principles”; defending capital punishment; dictating the ways in which the events at the Alamo are remembered; protecting Confederate monuments; ending gay marriage; withdrawing from the United Nations and the World Health Organization; and calling for a vote “for the people of Texas to determine whether or not the State of Texas should reassert its status as an independent nation.'”
Thanks Heather Coxe Richardson
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ReplyDeleteYour day lilies are beautiful, we have a few in our yard blooming now. Take care, have a great new week!
It is nice to walk among them, or look out my windows at the gardens!
Delete...the Republican party ain't the party of Lincoln anymore!
ReplyDeleteAgree to that.
DeleteYou're so right, but these delusional people believe they are right on his path...about everything they have to be right!
DeleteDaylilies must do well everywhere. We grow them in a rough patch that is not hospitable to much. They are a native plant.
ReplyDeleteDaylilies are a favorite. I'm hoping the double lillies my daughter shared with me last year will bloom this year. Does Texas GOP even live in this century?
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to seeing your double lilies!
DeleteThey are lovely lilies! I just uncovered mine, as the weeds were crowding them out.
ReplyDeleteYes, we fear your Republican GOP attitudes are bleeding across your border. We expect another protest on Canada Day. We are so upset with it all.
(ツ) from Cottage Country Ontario , ON, Canada!
Sorry to reply so late...though you probably won't see the reply anyway...but I am sorry to hear another Canadian protest is on the way. Your comment was among those that went into limbo waiting for a check mark to approve. No idea why!
DeleteThat Texas madness is a glimpse of what the future might hold if the GOP prevails.
ReplyDeleteYou are so right.
DeleteBeautiful flowers there, and I am so glad I don't live in Texas.
ReplyDeleteFor any number of reasons, me too!
DeleteLove. those yellow flowers in the first picture.
ReplyDeleteThe GOP is insane. I'm extremely concerned that they will impose this craziness on the rest of the country. We're close to that.
ReplyDeleteIt is indeed a scary situation. No longer do I want to find a way we can meet and make concessions to reach compromises. There is nothing positive being put forth by the GOP. They only want to tear down a democratic republic...and create an oligarchy.
DeleteThose flowers are a delight.
ReplyDeleteThe GOP have lost their minds.
Simple pleasures!
DeleteBeautiful lilies! When I lived in Brooklyn I had many orange Day Lilies growing in my garden. Here, the deer would eat them all!
ReplyDeleteIt's nice we actually don't have deer. The mountains in my area don't have many natural fields, but I'll ask my friends tomorrow if they know of any...they're out in the woods more than I am!
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