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variegated polygonatum (solomon's seal)
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variegated polygonatum (solomon's seal)
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- my hubs finished re-flooring the deck today and i ...
- the main garden today, with lilac and white redbud...
- pasque flowervariegated polygonatum (solomon's sea...
- the square garden is my one attempt at an asian th...
- the 3 inches of rain we had over the weekend has ...
- Exochorda racemosa - Pearlbush blooming in the fr...
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- Today, explore the woodland garden... Pulmonaria....
- Almond and quince flowering in the main garden...
- Yesterday, we all worked hard... Hubs was rebuildi...
- The epimediums are just blooming; this one is Ora...
- Vase o' daffodils M. Ruby again this morning Yosh...
- M. Ruby opened more today.Here's my daughter to s...
- Magnolia Ruby today Jeffersonia today; I pro...
- five-leaved Akebia climbing on my espaliered dwarf...
- curly quince, up close and personal
- left, chionodoxa with hellebore and yellow epimedi...
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- hail today, so no garden pics. i like this old d...
- these daffs wouldn't hold still in the breeze thi...
- a visitor this morning, resting in the heritage b...
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3 comments:
Do they call them that because they grow in the Pasque Mountains?
"They are called Pasqueflowers, Paschal Flower, or Easter Flowers, because they are still in full bloom around the time of Passover." This from a website. Sounds good to me!
Thanks for the comment!
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