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(not so) Wordless Wednesday...
This really seems to have been a "topsy turvy" year for weather here in the mid south. A very mild winter and spring, cooler and wetter than normal summer, and now this Indian summer looks as if it will be up for grabs. My spring flowers that I let re-seed are coming back back. And here I thought that being "topsy turvy" was just for tomatoes ☺☺☺

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Posted by Michael Thornton - Nashville, TN area Home Inspector on 10/21/2009 03:28 AM

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21 Comments on (not so) Wordless Wednesday - Topsy Turvy

OCT

that is the most amazing color blue...what kind of flowers are they? do you know what zone they will grow in? I am zone 10.

Absolutely Gorgeous! We are gonna see the 70's by the end of the week here in Carolina. I love Indian Summer.

Those are beautiful, hope they have a little time before the cold gets them! Yes, Nashville weather can confuse the best of flowers! What is the name of these? Tampa has been a little warmer than usual this fall too. We just had our first cold snap with 70's! It's almost time to plant my annuals!

If those are spring rejuvanated flowers, their basic seed stock must have been fantastic.

What a great close up shot. Makes you want to move to Tennessee.

Mike,

Enjoy them while you can. You know what's going to happen pretty soon. Fantastic colors.

Rich

I agree with the rest-beautiful flowers and what kind are they?

I am afraid that those little flowers of spring are in for a shock shortly. They better have some longjohns toput on.

Beautiful color! I have lots of dead plants now. 32 degrees on the deck again this morning.

Hi Michael:

What a beautiful photo...Love the color...

The weather here in NJ this year, has been odd also.

Great colors. I just brought my mandavillas in for the winter - its getting a bit cold out.

Beautiful photograph Michael.

And, yes, the weather here in the south has been anything but normal this year.

Same thing here...today we will reach almost 70, but then back to reality again and in the40s.....burr

I don't believe I have ever run across a blue flower. Thanks for the insight.

shelton

Beautiful and I DO hope you have a nice crop of Fall tomatoes too!

Micheal..How lovely ..The weather here has changed also..bright and sunny high in the 70's ..Thanks for the Beautiful colors of spring flowers...:0)

Michael,

What an amazing color blue! And a great picture. You're a very talented photographer. I love seeing your pictures. Our weather in Northern Arizona has been normal for this time of year- cooling off quite a bit especially in the evenings.

Your friend in the Cosmic Cow Pie.

Another beautiful picture. Who said green and blue don't go together?

We had a similar experience in Texas. THe summer was not so hot, and its been raining a lot over the past few weeks. Of course, I like the rain so Im not complaining.

Michael,

Our weather seems to know that fall is here. Chilly and wet.

OCT

Michael - how did I miss this post of yours? Absolutely beautiful! ~Rita

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