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A Bounty Of Blooms

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12 responses to “A Bounty Of Blooms”

  1. Jonathan Picker Avatar
    Jonathan Picker

    Nice flowers! Your yard is beautiful.

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      Ah, a very manly mower keeps our garden looking good! 🙂

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  2. Judy @ NewEnglandGardenAndThread Avatar
    Judy @ NewEnglandGardenAndThread

    That is quite a display of beautiful blooms. 🙂

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      Thank you, Judy! They certainly catch my eye.

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  3. Lisa at Greenbow Avatar
    Lisa at Greenbow

    Your tulips are devine. I like those pink and yellow frilly dilly ones. They are so cheerful.

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      My first year with those Santander tulips — they’re unique! Thanks, Lisa.

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    bittster

    I’ve had comments like that on my blog 😉
    The tulips are amazing! Not just the colors, but the variety of shapes as well. And the apple blossoms are always the perfect sign of spring. Looks great!

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      That family peanut gallery keeps me amused!
      Thanks, Frank. I did try to plant unusual varieties of tulips this year and am pleased with the results.

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  5. The Belmont Rooster Avatar
    The Belmont Rooster

    AWESOME PHOTOS!

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    Anonymous

    Love the pictures of your beautiful garden!💕

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      Thank you so much!

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  7. tonytomeo Avatar
    tonytomeo

    OH, the apples are so awesome. We do not have nearly as many cultivars as you do, although those that we have do quite well here. Apricots and prunes and such were our main orchard trees.

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