Mary Sexton lives on a sugarcane research station in St. Gabriel Louisiana (Zone 8b). She and her husband both graduated from LSU with degrees in horticulture. They both love to spend time outside, especially when they can find time for fishing! Mary is an avid nature photographer and usually takes her camera on all outings.
 

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Sunday morning
by Mary Sexton - posted 09/25/11

 

 

My chrysanthemum is beginning its fall blooming period. I bought this last fall and it was a little plant in a 4" pot. Now its big and loaded with flowers. The color is a little faded out from the morning light, but the flowers are a dark maroon color.

 

 

This is my Mexican bush sage (Salvia leucantha) and it has lots of flowers. The flowers are unususal because they are fuzzy. Here is a close up:

 

 

I will end with a picture of our two inside only cats. The white and black one is Kitty and the orange one is Mike. This morning it was a cool 62 degrees so I opened the back door to let in the cool air. Kitty and Mike are very curious about what goes on outside, so I put a bar stool by the door so they could see out. I snapped the picutre when they were watching our outside cat Ginger eat catfood. They also love watching the birds that try to steal Ginger's catfood.

 

 

 

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