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Garden Talk3 weeks ago
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Garden pathway
Butterfly-pea
Brown butterfly on bamboo
Amazing maize!
Grown in the hilly areas of Assam. These are from North Cachar Hills.
The temple bell stops but I still hear the sound coming out of the flowers.--Basho
My potted crotons
The Earth Laughs In Flowers
Time for a sip of ambrosia!
Taste of summer!
My hybrid bougainvillea
The cosmos patch, after the rain.
The first flowering shrub I planted on our land
Every flower is a soul blooming in Nature.-Gerard De Nerval
12 comments:
Way cool! Here whenever something has a grand opening-its sale time! I'm coming in for a sale:)
Yheeee!!!! Lovely serie!!!
GOOD JOBB!!!!!!!!!
Love it!
I did see in our gardenshop today a striped doubble zinnia.... I think I might by it.... after this post.
Linda
Just gorgeous Kanak! This is one of my favorite colors!
Hi Kanak~
Another favorite blossom of mine :)
How beautiful the zinnia is in each stage of opening. I really liked being able to see the bloom progression in your photos. Thanks!
Karrita
What a glorious color Kanak. Makes me happy just to see it!
Kanak,
Beautiful. I tend to stick with only single zinnias, the fancy ones without eyes do not attract butterflies as well as singles. We are planting California Giants Mix, Inca and whirligig zinnias this year.
Really worth it to be there to see the grand spectacle. Zinnias are just so wonderful. Great shots, Kanak.
How cool was that! Thanks for sharing the grand opening, it was lovely.
Oh Tina, you're welcome:)
Linda, just go ahead and get it. you'll love it!
Susie, it does draw your attention, doesn't it?!
Karrita, spending quiet afternoons trying to get THAT butterfly got me this! So glad to read your comment...
Mildred, among the pinks this is the most vibrant.
Randy, I really do not know the cultivars but about the butterflies---I'll keep that in mind. I can imagine how lovely your zinnias will look in summer.
Trudi, thank you so much! Happy to read your comment.
Racquel, so glad to see you here. I hope all is well with your grandfather.
no this is cool! I see your 'french?' zinnias are doing well for you:)
Spectacular!
Carla, this isn't the French ones:) This is the local variety and cheap too. But I'm happy with them. The pink ones are the brightest. The rest were in pastels.
Sue and Helen,
Thank you. And I'm so glad you stopped by.
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