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Garden Phot or two and a few clumps

3 years ago

Front Garden:



Right Front


Humungorsaur:


Spoken in Parables:


Intelligent Design: the frost really hurt this one: Few and short scapes.



Philistine Champion Another frost Victim: very few scapes.

NOID not what it was supposed to be ,but such a nice bloomer that it stays.

Clown Parade:



Little Light of MIne...Cat feeding plates are everywhere. sorry.

Margaret Lee Boch


Mantis always tells me I have too many blooms for it to be peak, but this is my first massive bloom day.

kay








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  • 3 years ago

    I love seeing your garden shots! And more lovely clump shots, it seems Clown Parade shows off every day.

    Sherry

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