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| Riverton, WY July 2014 |
Every year, I admire the flower tree at the Wells Fargo bank. It is doing well this summer due to the moisture and a majority of cooler temperatures this area has experienced.
The flowers will continue to thrive until a hard frost, typically in mid-September.
I wish the bank would invest in silk poinsettias and create a winter display, but the winter wind would probably blow them away.
I posted this flowering display in 2009, but I like the colors of the flowers in this year's display better than those in 2009.
Which "tree" do you like?
That is such a neat idea, I can't say I've ever seen anything like it before.
ReplyDeleteI like this one, because there is less contrast in the colors, which makes it look more like a tree. I think it would look great planted with the just one color.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely the more colorful one.
ReplyDeleteThis years tree was extra special!!
ReplyDeleteI love these "trees"!! This one is quite beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI like the pinks and purples of the 2009 tree but this one is gorgeous! Definitely my favorite. Is it made with pots of flowers on a circular stand? I'm thinking I might be able to pull off the same thing with Texas style plants. Just dreaming!
ReplyDeleteI like the pink and white with the purple on top! I see how they did it..a smaller one would work in your yard...many of the new petunia varieties are self cleaning...which means you don't have to deadhead!! :)
ReplyDeleteI've never seen anything like it but it is quite beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThat is very pretty. Is it made up of lots of hanging baskets? Well Fargo bank sounds like something out of an old Western movie
ReplyDeleteWow! That's quite impressive. I love creative displays like that!
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