Those primroses look like something out of a cartoon -- they're adorable! I can understand why you'd need to touch them to make sure they're real. Happy GTS!
You're a bit ahead of me. My Solomon's Seal is just pushing their way up along with the wild Bloodroot. My big surprise was finding some Vinca in bloom that was protected by a large planter left upside down on the bed.
Ah Markie (you don't mind if I call you Markie, do you?) those DO seem to be ariculas and Not primula as I posted. Similar but not the same. And sorry Bubbs, I got home from the sale after I read your comment. By the by, is a picture of said theatre of ariculas at Repton96's photos on Flickr? http://www.flickr.com/photos/47891565@N00/275576713/in/photostream/
My blog's title originated in July 2004 as I was preparing to send my then 16 year old daughter to Annecy, France as an exchange student. It was to be a 10 and 1/2 month separation that I was sure I could not endure. BUT, thanks to the internet and blogging I survived her adventures outside of our 'nest'. Once she returned, I thought of changing the title but realized that 10 and 1/2 Months was a fitting description of the cycle of my teaching life too. Now that I am retired the days and months have much less structure but the title remains out of nostalgia for my teaching days.
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Those primroses look like something out of a cartoon -- they're adorable! I can understand why you'd need to touch them to make sure they're real. Happy GTS!
You're a bit ahead of me. My Solomon's Seal is just pushing their way up along with the wild Bloodroot. My big surprise was finding some Vinca in bloom that was protected by a large planter left upside down on the bed.
Beautiful! Those black primrose are so vivid and bold. I love them.
My Green Thumb Photo is shared, I hope you can drop by. Have a great Sunday.
Can you get me something from the plant sale...
I used to collect those ariculas at one time, even had them in a little theatre.
Ah Markie (you don't mind if I call you Markie, do you?) those DO seem to be ariculas and Not primula as I posted. Similar but not the same. And sorry Bubbs, I got home from the sale after I read your comment. By the by, is a picture of said theatre of ariculas at Repton96's photos on Flickr? http://www.flickr.com/photos/47891565@N00/275576713/in/photostream/
I just read the comment you left me....Mmmmmmm, how romantic to have the gallant father of your boyfriend pick you a gardenia. I love it.
Hope your Sunday treated you well.
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