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Finally spring

8 years ago

last modified: 8 years ago

Just snapping a few shots of some trout lilly, may apples, trillium, jack in the pulpit, wild geranium, blood root. In no particular

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abrahamx
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8 years ago

last modified: 8 years ago

a little bit of rain and the trillium are opening

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abrahamx
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8 years ago
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abrahamx
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8 years ago
abrahamx
Original Author
8 years ago
last modified: 8 years ago

transplanted these a few years ago to my front bed and they are going crazy. Will have to move them. I think I planted 2 of them 2 or 3 seasons ago.
docmom_gw
8 years ago
Incredibly beautiful!!! I am jealous, and will attempt to emulate your garden. I have purchased a house with an acre of neglected land, and will move there in August. Can’t wait to get started.
abrahamx
Original Author
8 years ago
Best of luck to you. Takes years to get going from what I hear. I inherited these when I move to the property so just got lucky as far as the wild flowers go

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