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Those are very pretty Lynne, It's wierd you should post this, I was just sitting here thinking I hadn't talked to you in a bit, and wa~laa, your post appeared! Hmmmmmmmmmm???? It's magic!!
Very pretty plants, I've got to get one of those web thingies'..................
Weezie
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Don't forget to be kind to strangers. For some who have done this have entertained angels without realizing it. - Bible - Hebrews 13:2
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Hi Chrissy ~ these popped open in about 2 days!
Weezie - I'm not surprised about the zone differences... here in the same zone, some of the forsythia is in FULL BLOOM, while others are barely yellowing up yet! It's nice though... this way the spring flowers seem to be around longer!
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It really does go to show you what a couple of zones can do. (maybe more than a couple) My hyacinths, one of my favorite flowers, have been long gone. I love the smell. Wish you could post that.
I love the photos! They are my favorite spring flower! I love the scent!
I have a daffodil bed and they are just finished blooming...what a show they put on!
LOL...our new neighbors moved in and my little six year old son is in love. He's been picking any and all flowers to bring over to the young woman who lives next door. Turns out she is a teacher at my son's school.
For me, he brings in dandelions....for her....all of my lovely spring flowers.....
Barb H.
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