Midsummer coverup
Many perennials bloom in early or midsummer. If you’re lucky, the foliage that’s left after they finish blooming is attractive.
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Midsummer coverup | Wild grape
August 17, 2010
Wild grape
Long, twining vines wind their way into shrubs and trees. As the stems mature, the bark peels into narrow strips.
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Little brown bat
Long feared as dark-winged predators of the night, little brown bats are actually great to have flitting around your garden.
