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14 years ago

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jspeachyn5
14 years ago
Helen what is the flowers in the 2nd and 3ed pictures?
I think I need to move my allum they get too much shade. Mine look nothing like yours.
Bonnie
helenh
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14 years ago
In order: Chives, what I call wood hyacinths, clematis, August Moon hosta, dianthus with violas, selene and agastache. Excuse my spelling
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jspeachyn5
14 years ago
Thanks' Helen,
I just could not place the hyacinths. An the clematis I was not sure it is was one or not.
You certainly have a lot in bloom for this early in the year.
Since I am planting so many perennial out. I hope to have a few to look at next spring.
I see you like hosta as well. I just love mine so care free.
Bonnie
gldno1
14 years ago
Helen, I just visited your album and think that dark blue columbine is just the prettiest thing ever! What a lot of blooms on one plant.

All of them are looking very spring like.

Glenda

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