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July Garden Tour

July Garden Tour | angiethefreckledrose.com

Welcome back to another edition of Tuesdays In The Garden!  This week, we are excited to share with you what we are growing and harvesting in our July gardens.  It's lovely to see the yard full of color again.  The veggies and herbs are thriving, and I'm loving watching all the pollinators make their daily rounds.  The only qualm I have would be the water restriction in our area due to the drought we are in.  We could certainly use a bit more rain here in zone 6a New England.  I'm hoping to start seeing the skies open up more, and I wouldn't even mind a few thunder storms.  Come enjoy a visual tour of what's happening in my garden right now!

July Garden Tour | angiethefreckledrose.com

Golden Marguerite flowers blooming on the sides of the strawberry patch 

July Garden Tour | angiethefreckledrose.com
July Garden Tour | angiethefreckledrose.com
July Garden Tour | angiethefreckledrose.com

French Dwarf marigolds acting as a companion plant for my tomatoes

July Garden Tour | angiethefreckledrose.com
July Garden Tour | angiethefreckledrose.com

Container filled with Proven Winners Superbells Pomegranate Punch calibrachoa, Superbena Royale Cherryburst verbena, MiniFamous Neo White calibrachoa, Easy Wave Velour red petunias and dracaena spikes. 

July Garden Tour | angiethefreckledrose.com
July Garden Tour | angiethefreckledrose.com

Super Chili peppers flowering and setting fruit

July Garden Tour | angiethefreckledrose.com
July Garden Tour | angiethefreckledrose.com
July Garden Tour | angiethefreckledrose.com

Elephant garlic flowering

July Garden Tour | angiethefreckledrose.com

Greenstalk Garden filled with strawberries. Stay tuned for a post all about growing in this stackable gardening system!

July Garden Tour | angiethefreckledrose.com

Clay pot filled with Supertunia Picasso in Blue petunias, vinca vine and dracaena spikes

July Garden Tour | angiethefreckledrose.com
July Garden Tour | angiethefreckledrose.com

Blazing Star liatris ready to bloom

July Garden Tour | angiethefreckledrose.com
July Garden Tour | angiethefreckledrose.com
July Garden Tour | angiethefreckledrose.com
July Garden Tour | angiethefreckledrose.com

Supertunia Pretty Much Picasso petunia

July Garden Tour | angiethefreckledrose.com
July Garden Tour | angiethefreckledrose.com
July Garden Tour | angiethefreckledrose.com

Front yard flower garden

July Garden Tour | angiethefreckledrose.com

Container filled with Proven Winners Colorblaze Apple Brandy solenostemon.  
Also filled with Campfire Fireburst bidens and Tropicana Gold canna lily

July Garden Tour | angiethefreckledrose.com

Proven Winners Campfire Fireburst bidens

July Garden Tour | angiethefreckledrose.com
July Garden Tour | angiethefreckledrose.com

Coneflowers

July Garden Tour | angiethefreckledrose.com
July Garden Tour | angiethefreckledrose.com

Zinnias

July Garden Tour | angiethefreckledrose.com

Proven Winners Veronica Enchanted Indigo 

July Garden Tour | angiethefreckledrose.com
July Garden Tour | angiethefreckledrose.com
July Garden Tour | angiethefreckledrose.com

Purple Pansies

July Garden Tour | angiethefreckledrose.com
July Garden Tour | angiethefreckledrose.com

Daisies

Tuesdays In The Garden

Now it's time to enjoy more gardens and more harvests!  Click on the photos or links below to hop on over and check them out. 

July Garden Tour | angiethefreckledrose.com
July Garden Tour | angiethefreckledrose.com
July Garden Tour | angiethefreckledrose.com
July Garden Tour | angiethefreckledrose.com

What are you growing and harvesting right now?  Are you enjoying fresh salads or homemade salsa yet?  Tell me all about it in the comment section below or tweet me @thefreckledrose.  I'm really looking forward to some pepper, tomato and bean harvests soon!  I'm also waiting on my new gladiolus to start blooming.  I absolutely love cutting them and making some fresh floral arrangements.  I hope you are having a wonderful summer! 

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45 Comments

  • Reply
    Merlinda Little (Glimmer of Hope)
    July 12, 2016 at 4:38 am

    Lovely lovely photos! MAkes me want to go out and take photos of blooms too! #mysundayphoto

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    Kim
    July 11, 2016 at 11:20 am

    Simply gorgeous! I wish I had your thumb!

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    Christine
    July 10, 2016 at 6:53 pm

    Your garden looks marvelous, Angie. The flowers are gorgeous. I love gardening too but I am most excited about my mango trees. The fruits are ready for harvest….Christine

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      Thefreckledrose
      August 2, 2016 at 6:49 pm

      Thank you Christine! Oh, mango trees! Would love to grow some one day 🙂

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    Stephi @ Stephi Gardens
    July 10, 2016 at 5:11 pm

    Beautiful photos of your garden. Some things are doing amazing, others not so well in mine. But, got my first cherry tomatoes and zucchini today!

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      Thefreckledrose
      August 2, 2016 at 6:48 pm

      Thank you Stephi! It’s the same way in my garden right now as well! I try to focus on the positive as much as possible 🙂

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    Fiona - Coombe Mill
    July 10, 2016 at 10:12 am

    Your garden is looking beautiful. My cherry tomatoes have reached the same stage, I can’t wait for them to be ripe now

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      Thefreckledrose
      August 2, 2016 at 6:45 pm

      Hope you are enjoying some delicious cherry tomatoes Fiona 🙂

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    Jan
    July 10, 2016 at 9:58 am

    Your garden is so gorgeous! Love looking at your photos!

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    Michelle
    July 9, 2016 at 10:31 am

    We have been working so hard last season and this as we begin our homestead, and focusing on growing food and medicine, but I definitely want to begin adding some more flowers. Especially after seeing your gorgeous flower photos!

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      Thefreckledrose
      August 2, 2016 at 6:43 pm

      Thank you Michelle 🙂 Your homestead sounds wonderful! I find the flowers keep me happy when the crops aren’t doing much!

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    Lana @ The Joy Blog
    July 9, 2016 at 9:27 am

    I love the pomegranate punch flowers! Right now I’m growing zucchini, tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers, beans, carrots, peas, midget melons, strawberries, and herbs. Also flowers and greenery. Everything I grow is in pots on top of cement in zone 6b Utah so we have VERY hot and dry summers. Plus the heat that comes off the cement makes growing things tricky! It’s been very fun to learn! You can see updates on it on my blog: www dot thejoyblog dot net! I have been writing all about my newfound passion of gardening. Isn’t it the best? I love finding other garden blogs to read. I just can’t get enough! Thanks for this post, the photos are gorgeous!

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      Thefreckledrose
      August 2, 2016 at 6:38 pm

      Thank you Lana! That is quite the haul you are growing, I bet your garden is beautiful 🙂 Yes, dealing with intense heat and drought can wreak havoc on plants. I’m experiencing a bit of that now. Can’t wait to check out your blog!

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    Hetty
    July 9, 2016 at 2:11 am

    The garden looks so healthy and lush. Lovely pictures! Groetjes Hetty

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    Anne@GritandGiggles
    July 8, 2016 at 11:08 pm

    What a gorgeous garden you have. Love your photos of all your flowers and plants. We have tomatoes growing too but not much else.

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      Thefreckledrose
      July 20, 2016 at 1:03 am

      Thank you so much Anne! I’m really looking forward to tomato season in my garden this year 🙂

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    Hootin' Anni
    July 8, 2016 at 6:37 pm

    Everything is so incredibly beautiful. I’m here, visiting, from the linking tool at Today’s Flowers!!

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    Shelly
    July 6, 2016 at 1:50 pm

    You are growing so many great flowers in your garden I love it! We used to have daylilies at our other home and they were so great but we don’t have enough sunny areas for them here.

    I see you are growing eggplant too. I’m hoping to get an eggplant this year. Last year they didn’t do very well in the garden so my fingers are crossed for this year.

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      Thefreckledrose
      July 8, 2016 at 8:18 pm

      Thank you Shelly! I actually planted a few not knowing that they spread. Now I have a bunch! I always have trouble with pests damaging my eggplant leaves. Hoping for a good crop this year!

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    Diane
    July 5, 2016 at 11:02 pm

    I love your garden Angie. You have it beautifully photographed. I want to come visit your house!

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      Thefreckledrose
      July 8, 2016 at 7:32 pm

      Thank you Diane! If you are ever in New England, feel free to stop by 🙂

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    Jami
    July 5, 2016 at 9:02 pm

    Oh my gosh, Angie, your photos are amazing!! What a great variety, too.

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    Michelle Marine
    July 5, 2016 at 2:17 pm

    Your post is gorgeous as always, Angie. I love all the blossoms in your garden. <3

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