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A Garden Brom. Mix

19 years ago

Hi all,

took some photos today,and am posting this one,as it struck me as being a bit odd.

That is,I'm wondering what I was thinking when I put Bils,Tils,Vrieseas,Dyckia,and Cryptanthus together this past Spring. Oh,and one Ortho too.

I must of been in a hurry,or tired,or something. LOL.

No award for 'composition' this year. ;^)

Bob

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Comments (4)

hotdiggetydam
19 years ago
I like it
User
19 years ago
Me too. What do ya call your composition Bob, "Pointed Symphany"...in E Minor? :-)
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Patris
19 years ago
A Broms Symphany!!
True genius and pleasing to the eye.
bob740
Original Author
19 years ago
You folks are Toooo much. ;^)
Good one,Patris ! you too gonzer.
Thank you for the 'like it', HDD (as long as its not in Your yard,right?)
And if I must give it a Symphony name,
how about "Discordant Symphony #740" ,by 'Broms'
,[of course].
And there are a few more genera out of sight of the camera,
Geeez !
Bob

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