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6 comments:
No need to apologize! I haven't seen many at all so far ... except on your blog, so keep up the good work!
You keep taking pics of your blue-hoo-hoo bonnets, they are lovely!
Oooo, I want to see more of the 'garden art' in the background on the right!! Lots of pretty blues here!
THese are great. Mark and Lily planted tons of seeds this year and nothing has grown, we just don't know what we are doing wrong. When he goes out he slows his car down at the beds to look for growth and often I see him out there walking around the garden searching for some color. If there is even one little flower he gathers the girls together and they arrive back in for me to put it in water. I won't mention this photo to him :)
Looks like a party as they dance around the gazing ball!!
These are lovely. I have never grown bluebonnets, so I've never seen the foliage up close before- It's so pretty! I will try some when we move back to TX. Just seems wrong to grow them in Florida....
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