I'll show you mine/you show me yours - F 3/26/21

Annie Deighnaugh

4 years ago

Some very interesting and fun shots running the numbers this week.

Today, show me "too many to count"....

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Annie Deighnaugh
Original Author
4 years ago
This was an old victorian style home in an urban location that was remodeled and opened up for tours. As part of it, they turned the property over to a bulb company who used the yard for a test garden and for photographs for their catalog. There were so many flowers blooming...incredible.
Annie Deighnaugh
Original Author
4 years ago
Here are some close ups of the flowers...
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bragu_DSM 5
4 years ago
hairs in Bill's beard ...
jim_1 (Zone 5B)
4 years ago
I don't understand this. These locks are on a post next to the Arno River in Florence, Italy.
sweet_betsy No AL Z7
4 years ago
Annie Deighnaugh
Original Author
4 years ago
jim, looks like locks of love...
jrb451
4 years ago
Seashells on the seashore, Sanibel.
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4 years ago
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Michele
4 years ago
Annie! Those flowers! 😍
Annie Deighnaugh thanked Michele
lgmd_gaz
4 years ago
Michele
4 years ago
When I took my tree down I was gathering the ornaments first, instead of boxing them up a bit at a time. After a while I wished I had thought it out better. I liked the way it looked.
hallngarden
4 years ago
Too much to count,”baggywrinkle” Never used this word until tall ship came in.
Jasdip
4 years ago
maire_cate
4 years ago
hallngarden - that's a wonderful word, just love how it sounds.

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eltonjohndenver
4 years ago
ATM gone haywire
Annie Deighnaugh
Original Author
4 years ago
Never heard of baggywrinkle! Wonderful!
HU-753479426
4 years ago
Lisse, NL - April 2008. Working bulb fields.

seagrass
kathy_t
4 years ago

Hoodoos in Bryce Canyon
Ded tired
4 years ago
Can’t believe that I ran into the word baggywrinkle twice in ten minutes since Bragu used it on one of the chain reaction threads.

Hoodoos at Bryce. As far as the eye can see!
hallngarden
4 years ago
I just learned the word when the tall ship came into port. Not being a sailor, had no idea what that “seaweed looking stuff”, was called or the importance. The officer took me over to show me how to make and also had a display of baggywrinkle. At 82, I still have a lot to learn in life. I have a curious mind, attribute it to being an accountant . We had wonderful day with the Coast Guard and so proud of their jobs on ship. Extremely bright, young and old, men and women. I now want to be a sailor when I grow up.
eld6161
4 years ago
User
4 years ago
Philadelphia Flower Show a few years back: the plant, and a close up:
Annie Deighnaugh
Original Author
4 years ago
Ah Bryce...the most beautiful spot on earth I've ever been...
User
4 years ago

Garlic chive blossoms.
Ded tired
4 years ago
KathyT, how funny that we posted about Bryce at the same time!
Fun2BHere
4 years ago
Rosemary in bloom

...off to read about baggywrinkle.
kathy_t
4 years ago
Great minds, Ded tired!
fran1523
4 years ago

Wonderful pictures today.
murraysmom Zone 6a OH
4 years ago
I couldn't decide. A wonderful salad or the tulips at our zoo, so I'm giving you both.

Our zoo plants thousands of bulbs every fall and then after they flower, the bulbs are dug up and sold to the public. That's a lot of work on both ends!!
OutsidePlaying
4 years ago
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Lots of wine at Maysara winery in Oregon.

Love seeing all these, especially our favorite, Bryce Canyon.
sealavender
4 years ago
jrb451
4 years ago
@sealavender, where was this?
floral_uk z.8/9 SW UK
4 years ago
vgkg Z-7 Va
4 years ago
last modified: 4 years ago
Here's one of our plum trees yesterday....

...and one of our forsythia bushes
sealavender
4 years ago
jrb451, it was taken at Flower Fields in Carlsbad, CA, in 2018.