Finished planting the flower gardens...
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Originally Posted by Tink's Mom
Karla, don't you just love the forget me not's? I have blue ones, from my Grandparents property before it sold years ago...but where did you get the pink ones? They aren't available around here....susie
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Originally Posted by ann clare
Beautiful gardens. I can see the makings of a few patchwork quilts there. Why not transfer your photos onto fabric?
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Love all your pictures!
And finally we are in sync! Our forget-me-nots are blooming too!! My husband go all excited when he saw the pinks ones. He had never seen pink ones before. I planted some pink ones about ten years ago and very sporadically the pink ones bloom. They are supposed to be biennial but I think some seeds are dormant for as much three or four years.
And finally we are in sync! Our forget-me-nots are blooming too!! My husband go all excited when he saw the pinks ones. He had never seen pink ones before. I planted some pink ones about ten years ago and very sporadically the pink ones bloom. They are supposed to be biennial but I think some seeds are dormant for as much three or four years.
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Originally Posted by Mamagus
Love all your pictures!
And finally we are in sync! Our forget-me-nots are blooming too!! My husband go all excited when he saw the pinks ones. He had never seen pink ones before. I planted some pink ones about ten years ago and very sporadically the pink ones bloom. They are supposed to be biennial but I think some seeds are dormant for as much three or four years.
And finally we are in sync! Our forget-me-nots are blooming too!! My husband go all excited when he saw the pinks ones. He had never seen pink ones before. I planted some pink ones about ten years ago and very sporadically the pink ones bloom. They are supposed to be biennial but I think some seeds are dormant for as much three or four years.
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Originally Posted by barnbum
There are two rows--the back and the front. The front is all one garden, the back is four smaller gardens. The other bed is up by the house--then there are 6 boxes/pots of pansies in the back--no pictures of those.
The forget-me-nots are still blooming, so I planted around then as well as I could.
The forget-me-nots are still blooming, so I planted around then as well as I could.
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