will this young, innocent echinachea bud survive the onslaught?
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- my brother gave me this evergreen southern magnoli...
- This arisaema is also blooming...
- i planted this bald cypress about 9 years ago, and...
- more of the arisaema...
- Fred has come back! And the daylillies are blooming!
- viticella clematis are blooming now.
- This is Fred, the next door neighbor's cat. Fred ...
- my mother's new puppy, a portuguese water dog.
- i transplanted rose "dainty bess" last year, and n...
- this arisaema is graced with two flowers this year...
- these foxgloves volunteered from a plant 10 feet away
- more clematis
- survival!
- this hoya is filling my office with the most tanta...
- clematis are blooming now
- these foxgloves have chosen the spot they like!
- will this young, innocent echinachea bud survive t...
- in memoriam: these beautiful heritage roses were e...
- sage, i apologize, not a great picture. i will po...
- snap dragons! these have been self sowing the last...
- peony madness is ending, roses will be next!
- peony madness!!!
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