German Iris with lake in background
Lily-of-the-Valley & Periwinkle
Hydrangea
Master Gardener learning what I can do to help mitigate the biodiversity crisis. Turns out its quite a bit.
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- MEXICO VACATION FLOWERS
- SEED PLANTING - which seeds 3 of 3
- NATURE NOTES - new wildlife feeder
- SEED PLANTING - which seeds 2 of 3
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- SEED PLANTING - what's next?
- THE SEED REVOLUTION
- THE STRIP
- VEE'S NOTE CARD PARTY - March
- FOR A GUY WHO DOES NOT LIKE PINK
- INSPIRATION - Pinterest
- WORDLESS WEDNESDAY - snow herons
- NEIGHBOURS THINK I AM CRAZY - part 2
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Very nice. I really like the perspective you used. Thank you for participating...hope you get some visitors!
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting Vee.
DeleteLove your "note cards"!
ReplyDeleteThanks very much Gayle.
DeleteYour note cards are just wonderful...I like how you cropped them to highlight their beauty.
ReplyDeleteI'd buy them, for sure!
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Jan
Thanks Jan, I thought I would crop them to make them a little different, glad you enjoyed them.
DeleteBeautiful photography! These would be wonderful notecards. Pamela
ReplyDeleteThanks for the kind words Pamela
DeleteAs you can see from my current blog background, I am currently in a hydrangea state of mind, so I particularly love the last one. I saw some plants today at the market and they were a scrumptious color like that, and also plums and pinks. These are all so cheerful!
ReplyDeleteThanks Donna, it is hard to wrong with Hydrangeas.
DeleteVery beautiful, and beautifully presented, all are favorites of mine, thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteSue
Thanks for the kind words Sue.
DeleteFlowers always make nice note cards, the plants you've selected for yours are stunning photos.
ReplyDeleteJudith
Thanks very much Judith :)
DeleteNice images my fellow Canadian blogger and gardner. :) I absolutely love irises. Some people in my family think they look like triffids...they don't know anything. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Veronica. I like the idea of a chalk board in the garage with my gardening supplies, I am going to have to copy your idea.
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