It was an Eye Opening Day In the Garden. Most Blooms Ever!
organic_kitten
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I have been having heavy bllom in the front beds but it was everywhere today. My husband actually walked through the garden with me (a big deal since he has bad mobility issues, and he took a lot of pictures as he walked.
Right Front
Front of Front left bed along Front right bed
Far left of Left Front bed
Side bed on left
Back of Side bed on left
Munson Bed Across from Side Bed is
Not much is blooming in the Pink Flamingo Stockings bed,: bloomed out for now.
Along passing greenhouse toward back
Walk from the front to the back with blooms on both sides
middle down right side path to Rock bed
End of Right side path -Squirrels planted the gladiolas
I will post the rest separately
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