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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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- Balloon flower Bud
- Orange Suprise
- New Arrivals
- Northern California to Wakefield
- Orange
- Pink
- Morning Suprise
- Bedtime..
- nearly open...
- Asiatic lilly Face
- Flying the nest
- Asiatic pink
- Asiatic Pink Lilly
- Aquilegia flowers
- Purple Empereor
- Passion flower in Rochester
- Wildflowers 2: In the Carpark
- Wildflowers outside my window
- In Bloom again
- Ladybird!
- Angel in the morning
- Morning Worship
- Sunday red and green
- Ludisia flowers still..
- F.A Cup Final day
- Dragon fly clip
- New buds today
- Excitement
- Hydrangea in a pot
- A tale of two busy lizzies
- Mystery plant??
- Ants Breakfast
- Jewel orchid again..
- Asiatic Lilly Pink
- Caught the pidgeon..
- Frans Peace Lilly
- Rain Delay
- Clary Seedling
- Moth Orchid
- Hedera Helix
- Car park Tree
- A fly Alights on a flower head..
- Ponderosa Pink, and a little yellow flower
- Oriental Stargazer lilly
- Window Frog
- Jewel Orchid Leaves
- Chinese ground Orchid
- Sun setting
- Early morning
- Sturnus Vulgaris
- Three Random Photos
- First Picture :)
- Growing today
- After the nights
- pink n white
- End of nights: three flowers on way home..
- Building site Flower
- Pink and green
- Sunday morning
- Bletilla Striata today
- Wild flowers today
- The Music of plants
- Hydrangea green
- Postcard from Jawsy
- Hump Night
- Blue Flowers on a Wednesday
- Angels on the Jewel Orchid
- Scenes from my walk to work
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2 comments:
Beautiful, Snappy! I love those dark-flowered columbines. :)
I'm keeping my fingers crossed for your asiatic lily to bloom at the right time, too, by the way.
Thanks Blackswamp girl, the biggest bud is a beautiful pink colour now.like blotting paper.
I found Columbines through blogs (Aquilegia here) and want the beautiful native American ones.The bicolour red and yellow ones with long spurs.Candanesis or something :)
will drop by your blog soon when works over.
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