This is either a Purple Majesty or Mountain Rose potato flower. I planned them in the same raised row but keep forgetting which half of the row is which potato. However, after seeing yours I am being this is the Mountain Rose. I'll need to check if there are flowers on the other half of the row.
I saw wilting zucchini yesterday and watered. Then I saw wilting cucumbers today and watered. I'm watering deep too. We need rain here. I drove over a major river not far from our house yesterday evening and realized just how bad the drought is here when I seen how low the river is. We are supposed to get rain Friday, but I don't know exactly how much. I actually wouldn't mind a good thunderstorm.
I've had 5 or 6 blueberry plants. They just don't seem to do well here. Never seem to get any bigger even after a few years! I do add sawdust to add acidity or whatever it is they like and I try to water them with only rain water like I read. But it doesn't seem to make a difference. I am now down to 1 blueberry plant and it isn't doing to great. I am wondering if I'm supposed to prune them or something to make them grow better.After getting almost 15 inches of rain in the past month, it hasn't rained in 5 days. And no rain in the forecast until maybe early next week. I went ahead and watered the garden this morning. Some of my plants in my raised beds were looking a little peaked.
And I'm feeling pretty depressed about my blueberries. They were doing GREAT until we started getting all this rain. Suddenly they started going down hill....getting really chlorotic. I treated them with more sulphur and fertilizer. But I think in my rush to fix the problem, I burned the roots.... I've had one 2 yr old blueberry bush die on me. Two more have leaves that are turning brown and dying. Not sure what else to do....I've been trying to grow blueberries for 2+ years now and I keep killing them. I've probably spent $300+ on blueberry plants. Do you know how many blueberries you can buy for that much money? Maybe I should just stop trying...
I didn't get any blueberries last year. The birds got the few that the plant produced. I'm not sure if it will even put out any blueberries this year. 
I got 10 "trees" from the Arbor Day foundation ( or something like that). They were all bare root trees (twigs really) and they arrived during winter so I heeled them in to the garden.
Planting in winter... hah! In winter here (Illinois, U.S.A.) there's no planting happening. The ground freezes solid up to 3ft deep. I would need heavy machinery to dig holes. LOL! Enjoy "winter" though. It's definitely not my favorite season, but then again it's m winter is a lot different for me.
I don't really want a pecan tree there, so no loss to me. We also probably won't live here long enough to see it bear fruit if it does live.
Wow! I guess my winter isnt really a "winter". 23C or 73.4F today. But we need mild winters, as soon as someone whispers Summer everything non native in the garden dies off
I'll try to get some pictures tomorrow. We have 8 (supposedly) pullets about 2 months old, 2 each of sapphire gem plymouth rock, barred rock, black australorp, and delaware. The barred rocks have the biggest combs but they both look pretty dark so I dunno. This morning is the first time I heard any crowing so sooner or later I'll catch the guilty party in the act. And I sure hope your little kitty makes it fine.
