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Posted on January 5, 2011 by Nan Ondra

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“Moonlight Rendezvous” by Jack McBrearty: One of my favorites pieces, to celebrate a friend’s arrival in the new millennium with a website to showcase his work: jackmcbreartyart.com #jackmcbreartyart #coloredpencil #coloredpencilart

As if the auditory assault of the last couple weeks weren’t bad enough, the Brood X cicadas are making garden time very unpleasant by congregating on the plants and bumbling into everything as they fly around. Damage from their egg-laying is already visible (slits cut into woody stem tips, causing the shoots to flag and die). At least the birds are happy with their feast! But try to walk anywhere without the crunching of the parts left behind. Oh, the joys of nature! #cicadas2021 #magicicada #hayefield

‘Hayefield Hybrids’ baptisias: Originally from seeds I collected from ‘Purple Smoke’ growing next to ‘Carolina Moonlight’ and B. sphaerocarpa, there are so many beautiful colors and bicolors. I save seeds from the best each year and each batch of seedlings is a delight. #baptisiahayefieldhybrids #hayefield #baptisia

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