
These aren't as close as my dad's, but close enough for me.
These are violas I planted around tulip bulbs.


I took these photos the same day as the post below. Isn't it funny how Keeka knew I would take them?
Once the tulips and gladiolas come up, I'll have some shots of those too.
And I took a "before" shot of Diana's bedroom window where the snowball flowers will be in a month or so too.
1 comment:
Now that is what I am talking about! Good Job, very purdy!
I think the tree is pretty, the pinkish flowers look lovely, why do you want to kill it? Does it take over the backyard or something? You are a good gardener, unlike your little sis who can barely maintain one planter. I will send photos when the seeds we planted grow into flowers in oh....never! Well, they may do something, who knows!
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