Evening primrose flowered even after being moved into the long border
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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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- mystery plant..
- Jack o'lantern 2
- two strawberries in October
- Jack O'Lantern
- Splurge of colour
- Back garden view
- Autumn pics of the garden today
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- Not a strawberry i ate today..its a bit pinker now!!
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- Tia outside looking at the garden
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- A new spider, by the long border fence
- cant remember if i posted this pic??
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- Smoke bush
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- Monarda to the left.I collected a few more seeds t...
- Fall Leaves
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- October Shades
- Jewel in the Sempervivum crown?
- Rose sunshine that Sallyanne caught a glimpse of o...
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- Evening primrose flowered even after being moved i...
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- Monarda today
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- Last pic for today, love the colours
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- A not ripe strawberry..
- fried egg?, no a strawberry plant flower
- Angela's strawberry plant
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- End of Holiday
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2 comments:
Beautiful! I love all of your photos. Evening primrose is one of my favorites.
Thanks,I love them too.I have grown them for two years now.Today they have been hit by the cold, damp weather, and the flower is squashed!
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