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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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- Lavender, they smell divine,i have a sprig in the ...
- Bee good
- My best bee pic(it took a lot of shots to get thos...
- Bee again
- Busy bee
- I am the second under gardener,looking at all thos...
- Sunshine rose after the rain
- Sansaveiria flower buds still unopened,are they cr...
- Nasturtium flower,its so red and cheery
- Kalancoe on windowsill
- sunflower with some visitors
- Dandelion, a weedy flower but look how beautiful i...
- Dandelion with a buzzing visitor flying into the s...
- The Mon Lam seed grown plants.what is it?
- Dahlia freshly flowered
- Finally it flowered, a white Dahlia
- Evening primrose with some raindrops
- Last pic of sunday..
- Side view with red polka dotted flower covering
- The mysterious mon lam, it has flower buds though....
- Closer up, could not smell anything, but its first...
- Look what flowered this evening...my first evening...
- Hollyhock's first true leaf...
- oxalis in sunshine,put flowers up
- nasturtium that was a bud yesterday
- pansy not eaten by slugs
- Morning glories
- Sunday morning
- Quiet reflection
- Rose frosty morning
- Tea rose
- My two fav blooms
- Wild buttercup
- Dahlia bud..teasingly half opened
- Bloomed roses;Sunshine
- Pink Flamingo's sighted in Two blogs
- Rock star pose..
- Sallyanne playing her new electric guitar, two mus...
- Guitar day
- Liatris glowing.
- long border right side and kitchen window border
- Long border left side..
- Petunia flower glowing
- Blackberries in the hedge
- More trailing fuschia's...
- What kind of lillys are these?from Sallyanne's cut...
- Waterdrops from Mother in laws tongue flower buds
- New chairs to sit on
- Carnation smells of honey/oil of cloves...
- Red Pansy
- Peach sails in the Evening sun
- First Gladiolus flower 2006,soft peach petals
- Love in the mist, look at the airy green stems
- Love in the mist, i got an urge to go outside to p...
- Viola border, purple and yellow
- Hollyhocks from mrs Wanderful...
- Pretty fuschia's in bath shaped container
- Morning glory sunrise serenade
- Small rose Sunshine fresh from bud
- Oxalis Deppei flowers
- Lone flower on the potted french marigold
- Sallyanne's birthday plant Stromanthe
- Mother in laws tongue, with off spring.Note flower...
- Letting the grass grow
- Happy days
- Long border, left edge with cut grass
- Kitchen window border
- Violas eaten by pests
- Gladiolus buds
- Flymo, Tia's favourite brand, the boxes are the mo...
- Busy lizzie flowers
- Viola, love the soft pink edging and white petals
- Sallyannes birthday flowers (got paid today)
- Zzzzzzzzzzzzz
- Morning glory nearly at top of Arch
- Violas again
- Dahlia buds, shaped like tomatoes or something fru...
- Smoke bush, love them leaves
- More self seeded viola,this one is yellow with bla...
- Viola
- Mon lam? think its sage, cos it smells like Paxo s...
- Look what grew from the gladiolus leaves
- The Hydrangea cuttings, a question is below?
- One more Word...
- Tia...why did you wake me up?I was sleeping.........
- Pink angels with white wings?
- Busy bee
- Pieris fire mountain after some Ericaceous plant f...
- Liatris in detail (even more open than before)
- Carnation pink/white swirls like strawberry and va...
- Carnation dark pink
- Feeling Hot, hot, hot
- Birthday Girl...with cut crystal red rose from Gre...
- Sunflowers with frog
- Snapdragons in the shade of morning
- Last of the Nasturtium flowers (i have about thirt...
- Liatris (probably the same wasp.when i just checke...
- Unknown geranium, the camera captures its flower s...
- Viola
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2 comments:
Snappy, the seed from the dark blue Aquilegia is ready now. If you want,send me a mail with your adress.
Sigrun
thanks Sigrun have sent you address.Cant wait to grow them and post pics of your aqualegias hundreds of miles away from your home in sunny west yorkshire!
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