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| Behind the green door is the mermaid's garden! |
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| Protea flowers love my backyard. They are kind of fuzzy and alien looking. |
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| Really cute, short and fat Delphinium! |
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| The first Iris in the garden this spring. I started with a small pot and now there are bulbs all over the garden. |
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How beautiful. I too am on the west coast but up in BC we are many months away from garden blooms like this.
ReplyDeleteThat clematis is really unusual.
Hi Lori! Thank you for stopping by! You have seasons where you live. I miss that!
ReplyDeleteRachel.... the flowers are just breathtaking.... How exciting to see such beautiful blooms... It will be awhile before we see these beauties....oh but color of that green door...fantastic... LOVE!!!!.. I would expect beauty behind that....I am stopping by via "Twisted Tuesday". Come on over for a visit.. Blessings!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Patty! I will stop by and visit.
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Wow, How pretty and such gorgeous flowers with beautiful pictures♡♡♡ Love iris, happy to see Protea which I've never known :-)
ReplyDeleteSending you Lots of Love and Hugs from Japan, xoxo Miyako*
the iris close up is awesome; have a nice Thursday
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Thank you, Miyako!
ReplyDeleteOH MY! How wonderful are your blooms! Were still in the snowy rainy muddy cold days up here and im dreaming of all my blooms.Your garden blooms are gorgeous!thank you for sharing them .
ReplyDeleteI love those green doors! I'm looking for some old shutters with that kind of patina to decorate my new porch. All your pretty flowers make me long for summer. Thank you for sharing this at my History & Home link party - Dawn @ We Call It Junkin.com
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful blooms!
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Sherry
Love the Lavender with the door in the background. I have a huge lavender bush and just got an old door. Now I know how to put them together. I love it here in So Cal. We get wonderful weather to grow things
ReplyDeleteWonderful pictures!
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