Some of the plants I see

 

This is the "landscaped three tier garden" at Lake Tomahawk now. I was wrong that they'd saved the lavender plant. At least the top tier still has some roses and a rather spindly rhododendron.

And one last bloom was ready for me to lovingly capture it where it was sheltered under a big tree by the lake's sidewalk.

My efforts last Sunday were to repot some orchids. But they were too long and gangly, so I cut each in half. We shall see if either half lives. And I ran out of orchid mix, and noticed at the bottom of the bag it had just regular dirt. So I threw in some potting soils as well.  One more to plant still, and I'll be darned if I buy another bag of that mix at $7 plus. I'll try the last one in the old soil after I clean it out a bit.

Yes, AC, I also was too late for this beautiful Rhododendron. Rained a couple of times before I got to it and this is all that's left!

But I turned a corner to see this lovely planting. Their peonies have shed many petals like the ones near my house.

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Today's quote:

I like to say that arms are not for killing. They are for hugging.

 -Betty Williams, peace activist, Nobel laureate (1943-2020)