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A garden resident/ the Peacock Pansy
Terra farmer
Pied Paddy Skimmer (male)
A Regular Visitor
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Exploding Head9 years ago
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My Website5 years ago
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Christmastime blooms16 hours ago
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Muhly Grass Now In Session7 years ago
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May begins with sun then lots of rain10 years ago
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Bloglull13 years ago
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Vegetable garden close to home5 years ago
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Over here. I'm over here now!4 years ago
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Nykomlinger i rosenhagen1 year ago
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George and Mildred10 years ago
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This Year’s Success13 years ago
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Still Around10 years ago
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Fall in the garden12 years ago
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Annoying advertising.9 years ago
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Red Amaryllis Lilies11 years ago
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To be back soon :)13 years ago
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Garden Talk2 months 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
2 comments:
Crotons give such a exotic and nice splash of colour to the garden. Yesterday I planted some cuttings my daughter and her partner brought over. It is a big leaved variety which I didn't have in my garden. I also planted a border of new daylilies. Not yet finished. Today it is raining cats and dogs and they, the weathermen say there is mor to come.
I'm sure the big-leaved variety will look very attractive. It drizzled here today but the earth is sodden so I'm only pulling out weeds from my pots!
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