I'll Show You Mine/You Show Me Yours - Thr 3/19
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6 years agoA very Plain Pink Peony . It came from the roots of the Peonies that grew for many, many years on this lot, a part of an old estate. The original plants were removed before the foundation was dug for our house, but before the lawn was put in, peonies were coming up everywhere. I saved just one.
It was in a perfect spot along the foundation. I planted everything else around it.. You can see it's pinkness in the plantings here.
6 years agolast modified: 6 years agolgmd- that is hardly a plain peony - I can almost smell it's fragrance.
Preying mantis molting.
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6 years agolast modified: 6 years agoPieris Japonica I planted last summer. I planted two. One is struggling to stay alive and this one is in its glory. Go figure.
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Pretty Pink roses. I got them from the discount bucket and they have lasted a long time and so pretty.
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PFEIFFER Big Sur State Park! View from the top of a Trail! Nothing like hiking in CA!!
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Here's another peony in a deep pink
I even love peonies on their way out. Here's the bush I got the first pic from.
6 years agoPurse. Her name is Dollie, pattern is by Swoon. She's a mere 6" tall and wide. For my 5 year-old granddaughter. Our weekly visits have come to a halt for a while, so I'll have to mail it to her.
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My DIL sent me this picture of a pussywillows bush from her walk yesterday. Ours are still a week or two away.
6 years agoI'm late, but here is a Primo update. He is my latest kill pen save. This is when he came here Feb 5th. Beat up from the kill pen.
And this was made tonight. Not good pics, but he is looking better.
He is a very big horse. Hard to get a pic when he is in a stall, and he isn't very co-operative.
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