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carolinagirl8bsc

Eye Spy in the Garden

10 years ago

Was just out surveying all the plants and decided to take some photos. We had a lot of rain yesterday and more is to come. These are iPhone pics so not that clear and crisp. Enjoy!

White Echinacea


Morning Glory


Echinacea Bud/Bloom


Morning Glory Bud


Bacopa


Gold Bug!


Lizard Hanging out in the rose bush


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