journey11
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I planted these pansies last spring and they managed to survive the prolonged sub-zero temps we had this winter. They are fuller and prettier than they were the first time around!
ENDED - Winner Announced - Official TEG Spring Garden Photo Contest
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journey11
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I know what you mean. They're fast! I followed this bee around the tree for quite awhile trying to get it.
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Well, she is a lovely little thing and your flowers look worth the trip.
Carol Dee
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Beautiful Purple color of Iris.
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Last year I saw these heart shaped leaves in this hollow and meant to take a pic then because the hole is nearly heart-shaped as well and I thought it made for good symmetry and beauty. This morning we noticed this....violets blooming in our poplar tree.
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Oh how pretty!Last year I saw these heart shaped leaves in this hollow and meant to take a pic then because the hole is nearly heart-shaped as well and I thought it made for good symmetry and beauty. This morning we noticed this....violets blooming in our poplar tree.
Carol Dee
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sumi
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Here is our winning entry! Congratulations @majorcatfish!
Thank you everyone who entered, your pics are amazing!
digitS'
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Great!
The dogwood must be something of "America's tree" and Major' did a good job capturing its spring beauty with the camera.
Not to try to take it away from any other part of the world
. I understand that there are dogwoods right across the northern hemisphere. Any dogwoods in the southern, Sumi? Surely, it has found a home as an ornamental ...
Varieties of Major's native dogwoods are the ones in our yards here. I had thought they might be developed from the wild dogwoods, mostly near the Pacific but, no.
A beautiful symbol of spring ..!
Steve
The dogwood must be something of "America's tree" and Major' did a good job capturing its spring beauty with the camera.
Not to try to take it away from any other part of the world
. I understand that there are dogwoods right across the northern hemisphere. Any dogwoods in the southern, Sumi? Surely, it has found a home as an ornamental ...Varieties of Major's native dogwoods are the ones in our yards here. I had thought they might be developed from the wild dogwoods, mostly near the Pacific but, no.
A beautiful symbol of spring ..!
Steve
