offerings from my backgarden

Started by GREENWIZARD, April 29, 2006, 10:10:15

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GREENWIZARD

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lorna

GW. Beautiful, such vibrant colours. As I have said before  ONE DAY!! but my garden is changing  for the better in my opinion. I have planted some shrubs where there were two large conifers. Also a  TINY  veg/salad area where two more of the offending conifers were.
Thanks for sharing those lovely pics.
Lorna

Dirkdigger

Once again GW, you must have one hell of a back garden. A real kaleidescope of colour. Really like the second image top right.
DD

Heldi


Georgie

Beautiful.   :)  I particularly love those Aquilegias, which variety please?

G xx
'The whole problem with the world is that fools and fanatics are always so certain of themselves, and wiser people so full of doubts.'

Carol

:D :D :D :D

Super pics. geedubya  and beautiful flowers.   Your aquilegias are early for up here, mine are hardly in bud. 

:D :D

Paulines7

Lovely pics GW.   ;D ;D   You must have a mild climate up there in Scotland to have Aquilegias out already.  Like Carol's, mine are nowhere near that stage yet.   :(

GREENWIZARD

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i bought them at a french market in glasgow just before easter & they have been flowering like mad ever since ;D
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Paulines7

GW, that explains why yours are flowering and no-one has any flowers yet.  Yours were probably raised in a greenhouse.   ;D

weedbusta

gorgeous pics, your neighbours must be green!!

Gardengirl

All I can say is WOW GW :)  What a wonderful display :D
Happy gardening all...........Pat

Juliet

Wow, what fabulous photos!  Are you still using the Kodak you had last time I asked you what digital camera you had?! (I'm still trying to decide which digital camera to buy  ::) !)

GREENWIZARD

J the above pics were taken by the olympus FE-100
glad you've all enjoyed the pics & thanks for your sweet comments :) :)
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