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Dreaming of Summertime
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Posted by
val1 z4 UT (
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Sun, Dec 30, 12 at 14:00
| With 6 inches of snow on the ground and temperatures in the teens, I am dreaming of summertime. I miss the warm sun on my face, walking barefoot in the grass, and flowers blooming. So I decided to share some of my photos from this summer. Please share yours too. 
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| My neighbor's bearded iris is in full bloom right now. Not sure why or how. But, it is nice to see that this time of year. Thanks for sharing. |
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- Posted by mxk3 z5b/6 MI (My Page) on
Sun, Dec 30, 12 at 21:17
RE: Dreaming of Summertime
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| Gorgeous! Do you know the name of the blue/white iris in the last photo? Would love to add some to my blue/white bed! |
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| Nice! Thanks for sharing, that's a great summer tonic now that the snow's flying. |
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- Posted by val1 z4 UT (My Page) on
Sun, Dec 30, 12 at 22:47
| Karolina -- I believe the name of the iris is "Rare Treat" but I am not sure. It is a favorite in the iris bed and is a purplish blue. I also have "Stitch Witch". It has the same coloring but is a dwarf iris. |
RE: Dreaming of Summertime
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| Beautiful pictures. Thanks for sharing. Are the hen and chicks growing in soil beneath the blue stones? |
RE: Dreaming of Summertime
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| Very pretty and a good reminder that we will see our gardens again. I've got 2-3 ft. of snow and it's single digits. January, no way to get around it. |
RE: Dreaming of Summertime
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| In just 4 months this tree peony will be in bloom again! 
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RE: Dreaming of Summertime
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| Wow, I always wanted some blue iris like those, both of them. Wow! I don't begrudge your dreams of UT summer, but mine are of AL spring! |
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