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Just love getting a good look at what others are growing and what blooms are enjoyed. A lovely post. Thank you.
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thanks. I love the greenhouse we go to, the plants are always very beautiful and healthy. We used to literally walk across the road to buy from them, but now they moved to their other greenhouse 20 min or so away. Worth the trip.
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Beautiful! I was glad the flowers had labels. I never know what anything is.
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I like to keep their tags so I remember what they are. I love Lantana, such gorgeous blossoms.
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So many beautiful flowers!
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thanks…it does my heart good to think about blossoms and plants for a change
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Mine too! My tiny little ‘front yard’ is covered in colourful flowers and it brings me much joy!
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my daughterinlaw maintains fabulous gardens on patios and balconies…it doesn’t take a lot of space.
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