Spring sky after my second night shift (Alas it started raining as I slept and is grey and wet now)
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"In my garden there is a large place for sentiment. My garden of flowers is also my garden of thoughts and dreams. The thoughts grow as freely as the flowers, and the dreams are as beautiful." (~Abram L. Urban)
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- working too much
- forget me nots
- summer pansy's
- snapdragon flower spike
- trailing fuschia flower buds
- Early morning blu sky and unknown mad yellow flowe...
- A garden in Rochester, Kent
- Springtime energises
- Last pic, end of gardening day
- Dusk falling
- up to house view
- Kitchen window border
- Foxgloves with spires soaring..
- Sunflowers not eaten by slugs/snails yet...
- front window border
- Aubretia in second blooming
- square border end of may
- Our house and white birch tree
- White F1 Petunias (they do smell but only evening/...
- First orange rose bud of 2006,its nearly summer!!
- sunshine
- A mushroom in profile
- Mushrooms growing in the grass (said in earlier po...
- Sunrise 05.25am
- Flowerfairy night light
- Hedge, my long meadow grass, and fir tree (Neighbo...
- Gladiolus rising from the soil
- Hebe Pascal, tan green leaf tips glowing in evenin...
- Help,What am i?I am about four inches long with wo...
- Sunflowers in my Anemones pot
- pansys again
- Summer pansy Usual crimson/dark purple
- Summer pansys..Fiery summer
- Oxalis Deppei folding up as temperature drops
- First flowering Petunia in basket.Wa Hay!!
- Flowering today and linking the world
- My babes
- Monet Pictures of Nature
- alpine fairy...
- flower fairy
- Flower fairie peeking through japenese maple,snapd...
- White Petunias nearly blooming
- Negative space after the wallflowers have finished...
- The arched border
- Lavender (i have a small sniffy thing now to sleep...
- Sallyanne moved the birdbath and frog into the rai...
- Gnome smiling because its not raining
- Sedum, Sempervivum, and rats tails
- Red tree glowing in the evening light (Something b...
- Last Monet garden pic (the famous water lillies th...
- Monet Giverny garden from the front (Sunflowers my...
- Monet's Giverny Garden the japenese bridge over th...
- The Chris Beardshaw show garden (I can just imagin...
- Africa, another Chelsea show garden (go through th...
- The Four head sponsored garden, a show garden from...
- Flower shows
- Random Pics
- Annie Laurie
- Passion flower post..
- Long border right side
- The long border bottom side (played with camera pi...
- Mon Lam growing in the kitchen windowsill (poor ma...
- Sigrun heres my indoor Sempiverum with blue glass ...
- Syringa Vulgaris May 22nd
- Euphorbia with mad yellow/green flowers, forget me...
- Wild corner (deliberately left unkempt)
- Hebe Pascal near wild corner
- Mystery weed.It is long, slim with lots of protudi...
- Foxglove carnations
- Foxgloves and carnations
- Orange Rose bush first bud of year
- Geranium, snapdragons, japenese maple, and oxalis
- Flower buds on Cottage pink
- Spring sky after my second night shift (Alas it st...
- Homeless, homeless, where can i put my sunflowers?...
- Camelias post flowering (the one on the right I am...
- Flower fairy solar light
- solar light and Erysimum
- Gladiolus between the two arms of the long border....
- Nasturtium, its green leaves are like summery para...
- Snapdragons standing tall by sidefence on long bor...
- Foxglove growing spikes...
- Succulent container garden
- Trailing fuschia with new buds
- Daisys with pink edges, never seen them before wit...
- Oxalis Deppei (They look like german Iron Crosses)
- petunia flower buds in basket
- Hostas love the wet weather
- New book
- Blackbird image swiped from Wilkepedia...
- Mr Blackbird
- Blackbirds, Robert Marsham, and Ladybirds
- too many photos?
- Sunshine on a rain....
- Does anyone know a bulb that germinates with flowe...
- Flower fairy by the heather
- The north london Gnome in wet/sunny/windy yorkshire
- The wet snappy one
- Mira,mira hay una tormenta
- Rain and wind....
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