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This must be what heaven looks like. What beauty. You are so multi talented. Thanks for all the beauty you bring to others' lives. Have a wonderful day. Blessings.
ReplyDeleteOh dear, beautiful ♥
ReplyDeleteYou make onion flowers look awesome!!! =D
ReplyDeleteI just *love* peeping into other peoples' gardens! You have some interesting plants, Deb. :-)
ReplyDeleteOh my what beauty you have growing, and I kind of remember seeing your or at least one of your gardens at the beginning when you were getting them set up! Now look at the result! I especially enjoy the white small buds that appear a bit like lilly of the valley...what is that stunning flower?
ReplyDeleteThank you everyone!
ReplyDeleteKaren, that's last year's onions gone to seed. :) I think they like being called lilies better!
Is that a California poppy just about to unfurl? (Never mind, I just remembered I could scroll over the picture and check.)
ReplyDeleteAnd I wanted to ask what that gorgeous deep pinky-red thing was, but I see you don't know either! :)
So beautiful. How nice to have all that beauty just outside your door.
I love all of these. The 4th picture, what is that!? Its beautiful and I don't think I've ever seen it before.
ReplyDeleteYour garden is absolutely lovely :)
ReplyDeleteI feel pretty lucky just to be able to share your garden from a distance- these are such beautiful flowers (and happy ones, too).
ReplyDeleteBreathtaking photos! I especially loved the Blue Flax.
ReplyDeleteHugs to you.