Tammy's garden - 8 pix
twohuskies
17 years ago
I had the pleasure of visiting tammymn's garden last July. She has so many awesome daylilies, lilies, tons of perennials and annuals. Looking back at these pictures it still amazes me how many flowers she has. It would be a blessing if my yard looked even half this good!!
These first few pix are from the front of her house.....
And the back yard....
The day I visited it was hot, hot, hot and the pool looked so inviting. Wouldn't it be nice to hang out here all day??
I just loved this little guy..
Laura.
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