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Your garden must be huge Deborah! These are incredible, love the colours
ReplyDeleteThank you, Niahm! Just a small pie-shaped garden this year, but hopefully the entire rainbow-shaped wedge in the backyard next year!
DeleteAll blooming away, that won't be the sight with winter on the way though
ReplyDeleteTotally correct, Pat. This twar's amazing season has officially ended.
DeleteBeautiful. You make a good flower girl.
ReplyDeleteHa! Never served in that capacity at a wedding, Lizard, but I'll take the position in my garden any day! Or, I guess, any warm day...
DeleteI like the softness of these images, perhaps it's a product of macro and lighting? I am particularly fond of the purple colors.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Amanda! Most of these shots are with artificial lights because it's dark when I get home from work this time of year, and yes, an extreme macro lens was used for most of these shots.
DeleteWow, you still have flowers! My favorite is the last Fireweed!!!
ReplyDeleteI wish, KB! We had to bring in the pots that were still going before our first freeze, and most everything that had to stay outside is gone now. But what a phenomenal year!
DeleteSigh.
ReplyDeleteSpring will come again....