I visited my dad yesterday..in his gardens...with my camera
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Wow! What can I say that hasn't already been said?
These are breath taking! You could sell those to garden magazines! It would be so neat to do a feature article about your dad, with pictures, for the local newspapers Lifestyle section.
As I told you on Friday, I just love the bleeding heart plant, but I have never seen a white one. Fabulous!
Thanks for your generous sharing of your talent.
These are breath taking! You could sell those to garden magazines! It would be so neat to do a feature article about your dad, with pictures, for the local newspapers Lifestyle section.
As I told you on Friday, I just love the bleeding heart plant, but I have never seen a white one. Fabulous!
Thanks for your generous sharing of your talent.
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Wowee!! What beautiful gardens!!! Loved all the flowers but I really love that new little shade garden. Those Hostas are going to fill in fast. I'm always amazed at how much bigger mine come in each year.
If I ever make it up to NY again I know where I'm visiting for sure! :)
If I ever make it up to NY again I know where I'm visiting for sure! :)
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Originally Posted by barnbum
I asked him about those hostas filling in, Rachel, and he said many are a smaller variety, so it won't be full. He has other hostas that are HUGE!!
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We fell in love with Chestnut trees when we lived in Europe. I gave one to DH for his birthday about 20 years ago - white. I'll take a picture and post.
Thanks for sharing your GORGEUS pics. The shaggy tulips are unbelievable. Deer and woodchucks ate mine long ago.
Thanks for sharing your GORGEUS pics. The shaggy tulips are unbelievable. Deer and woodchucks ate mine long ago.
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