A Skipper, a mystery plant, and more roses

Good afternoon Folks ~ I hope you are all having a lovely day today. I finally got outside and worked in and around my main garden area. It felt good, and I'm content with what was accomplished.

Below are more pictures from the past day or two. I really love this time of year for us and for the next 5 months or so. Everything does so much better than during the summer.

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First are three pictures of the Skipper butterfly that we see a lot of down here.









Now we have three pictures of a plant that is a mystery. We've called it a burdock type plant, because of the burrs that stick to us from it. I just love the cottagey look of these plants and flowers. I'm hoping someone can tell me what these are. They are hardy and self seed. They are small little blooms, maybe an inch and a half across at the most.










The next few pictures are of Louis Philippe or the Florida Cracker rose. I love it. It is very hardy and blooms almost all year long.
















Next is Pink Pet or Caldwell's Pink.










A white Impatiens.




La Marne.




Spiderwort.




Love this rose, Penelope.





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Always remember the beauty of the garden,

for there is peace.

Author Unknown

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Zone 10 ~ s.e. FL