This is my front garden, with a clamatis in the foreground. There are alpines in front of the window.
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- A Texas Blessing and some real home truths!!!
- Central Australian Sunset.. My mait bart that doe...
- "Things U find on the beach"
- This is my front garden, with a clamatis in the fo...
- This is my little pond, the yellow iris has gone o...
- This is my herb garden.
- Who did the 100th post?
- "NEED HELP"..Have to try and work out what these a...
- My Coconut palms in my front garden..I have five o...
- I apologise for the fourth picture, but I love her...
- As you can tell, I like Irises. This yellow Iris ...
- I had to include this one, I've had this Iris for ...
- This is my first picture, a little carnation, take...
- Pictures
- My Birdseye chillies :-) These take over my garden
- My ant in a plant
- my boganvillia
- How to get wet at sunrise,but worth getting up for
- "Bloody computers"
- This is one of the awesome sunrises I wake up to e...
- Skye and Mona
- My kitchen helper
- Phooning at the"Beachut"
- Sunrise at Saunders
- Tour De Lance
- Miniature fayre
- Miniatures
- Miniature fayre
- Beware of e-mailing
- Guess Who
- Too Hot
- Me first, me first, me FIRST!
- Caught this bee on camera this afternoon.
- Ok.
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- Audioblogs.
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- A test.
- A bit of English countryside, (if it works).
- Happy Birthday BrisPaul
- What I want for my Birthday Present
- BrisPaul's pressie
- Happy Birthday Brispaul
- Sigh of Relief
- I hope I know what I am doing?????
- Hi, Well this is me!
- Finally!
- Greetings from Gary in Seattle
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1 comment:
Yes, indeed...a cottage garden isnt it? I love a clematis. Here, they suffer so much in the late summer that they only really grow and bloom in spring and early summer. I've got one...it's about 5 yrs old and isnt much bigger than when I put it in the ground!!!
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