[daniel1212]

Thanks for the ping. The plants are doing better since the weather pattern improved from rain coming 16 out of the first 18 days of this month, and diseased plants that I removed diseases leaves from seem to be coming back.

Center view:

Butternut squash taking over as usual!

Here are the two plants I compared about a week ago, of the diseased one on the left before Ii removed the bad leaves vs. the one next to it:

Now today, thank God:

Now these plants were put in late and were very small and in a side location that gets very little sun. However, the soil was all screened and deep:

Now who can tell me what the names are to these flowers there were donated and planted:

Thanks and glory be to God thru His Divine Son for all the fruit that shows His grace and goodness!

[gloryblaze]

The purple and lavender look to be good old petunias, the small yellow look like calibrachoas; the goldenrod with brown look to be a variety of black eyed susans; the shiny leaved one, center top, looks to be an annual hibiscus, and if it is, someone gave you a real treasure. Those pot-lickers were $49.99 here this spring, so I potted up some cannas @ 4.99 ea. for my front entry instead... all jmho.

[gloryblaze]

Oh, and the small rose colored ones at the bottom front are Impatiens.