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Red Buckeye trees should not be blooming in October in this growing zone. Climate change is real. #redbuckeyetreeblooms #redbuckeyetree
Wild asters appeared in my garden again this year. Seeds were carried on the breeze. The bees love them.
Had read that bees sometimes sleep in flowers. Decided to check my own garden last night and found this guy tucked in for the night. Neighbour had been watering but they had a canopy. 🌸 🐝 😴

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