"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:
Very pretty! BTW, I was reading comments at another blog, and I found this girl living in the Carribean...Snappy you should SEE the orchids! Here's the link:
http://caribbeangarden.blogspot.com
...amazing!
Thanks Lisa,I checked out her blog.Its an Eden type paradise on that Carribean island.Oh my gosh did you see all the Orchids too?
The plants she photographed are lush, and so colourful!
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