Today, I am posting some photos of the last of the garden's blushing blooms for you.
First, this is one of my wild hollyhock garden:
A close-up of a purple Phlox:

A pink Musk Mallow, after a rain shower, up close:

Believe it or not, some of our tomato plants are just NOW blooming!
Here is one in bloom:

I have no idea what this little purple wildflower is. I found it growing alongside our tiny vegetable garden:

This is one of the pink hollyhock blooms:

A grouping of purple phlox. They were growing in our lot when we built our house, so we saved them by digging them and moving them over from their original spot:
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