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Netty
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| Posted: Sat Jun 28, 2008 1:18 pm Post subject: A few shots of this & that |
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Veronica
Coral Bells
Sweet William I grew from seed. Notice the dark bloom at the bottom?
Found this Cosmos growing thru the Black Lace Sambucus
The first Scabiosa bloom
The unique blooms of Lambs Ears
Had this plant for many years and have never known what it is. I think it's a Sedum?
This "Intrigue" was just planted late last fall but is blooming it's little heart out!
Penstemon bloom "Huskers Red"
Sage blooms
Maltese Cross
Stella D'Oro
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toni
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What beautiful blooms.
Most everything in my garden has gone dormant from the heat and the fact that I can't keep it watered enough, so seeing your blooms is a treat.
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eileen
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Netty the yellow plant you think is a sedum - is!!  I have it in my garden too.
The cosmos looks great growing through your Black lace sambucus. The stiking orange goes so well with the dark foliage. You have such a range of beautiful colours in your garden. Thank you for letting us all share them with you. 
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Droopy
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Nice blooms! Your white Veronica is a treat. That Cosmos really knew how to make a spectacular show of itself. The Scabiosa is so delicat looking. I love them all, thanks for sharing.
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glendann
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Your blooms are so very pretty Netty.
I love the great display of colors .My plants all look pretty sick .It so hot here.
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southernbelle
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Very pretty!
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tschnath
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Such wonderful color Netty. Those cosmos sure did put themselves in the right spot, how glorious they look amoung the black lace. Thanks for sharing.
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kuntrygal
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Such beautiful flowers and lovely colors. 
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OOOO...Look at all the pretty colors hehe! WOW your flowers are beauts good growin Netty!
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gardengater
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Netty; your garden is a delight! I love unusual blooms like the Sage and Maltese Cross. The Sambuca's very dramatic as well. Thanks!
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