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Awesome photos. I'm just, just ... wordless! :) Is the second photo a type of sage?
ReplyDeleteAre these things blooming where you are, or have you been to a garden center?
ReplyDeleteEither way, I'm jealous.
Spring is coming!
Thanks Marigold and Sue!
ReplyDeleteI cheated. These are from last spring. And the spring before that. In the desert. Because we're getting more snow again tomorrow. And the next day.
I'm ready for spring!
Oh, I forgot to answer your question, Marigold. The second photo is Mormon Tea in bloom. I think all the the photos have descriptions in mouse-overs.
ReplyDeleteVery bold flowers. I think my favorite is the first, because of the red color, and the second-to-last because of its shape.
ReplyDeleteLovely pictures!
ReplyDeleteThe light in the second-last is beautiful, makes it so magical...
Have a great day!
The first one won my heart with the red-orange brilliance!
ReplyDeleteThank you for these lovely flowers.
ReplyDeleteYou really got me yearning for springtime with that gorgeous series of photos!
ReplyDeleteI am thinking the second from the bottom is a crocus and also that it is one of the coolest crocus photos of all time ;')
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