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One year - what a difference
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Posted by
adamark 5 (
My Page) on
Sun, Jun 5, 11 at 23:10
Here is one of my front bed on 6/2/10
Same bed today, different angle, most of the ws'ed plants don't even bloom yet
And, here is another bed on 6/2/10
And, today. Granted, not everything was ws'ed, but majority and still waiting for most to bloom
And, I couldn't resist not to include this pic, ws'ed this year scarlet flax
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wow, those are lovely beds!
Very inspiring.
Not a suprise to all you experienced WSers....I over did it on Wsing. I've decided I need to make some new beds. So the grassy yard gives up a bit more space...I'd make it ALL flower beds if I could :) I hope they look as good this time next year as your beautiful beds!
Thanks for sharing :) |
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| Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful! Not one square inch left over for weeds. Thank you for sharing. Dorothy (Meadows) |
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| Very encouraging for a newbie to ws like me. Very beautiful. Linda Jo |
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| Adamark your pictures are always wonderful!! I can hear the bees buzzing in the background and the birds singing around you, nice job!! |
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- Posted by sjc48 5 Michigan (My Page) on
Mon, Jun 6, 11 at 12:42
Very Beautiful! Thanks for sharing!
Shirley! |
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| As a newbie I JUST LOVE SEEING PICS LIKE THESE!!!! Thanks for sharing!
Btw, the scarlet flax, did we trade those seeds? I am hoping mine will look like yours!!! :) |
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| Simply spectacular!! Let me guess--you're enjoying your new flowerbeds SO much, yes?! I know I'm getting a lot of satisfaction watching all the spaces in mine get filled with WS butterfly magnets. Yesterday I planted out trollius/ globeflower & penstemon HOS in a prime corner of my butterfly bed--dug out a freebie daylily "placeholder" and set it under the dogwood trees along the brick path that crosses the boundary. |
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Thank you all for your kind words. Yes, I'm enjoying my garden so much. These pictures show only a small part. On one side of the house, I have a big veggie and containers garden and a lot more flowers. I have to admit, my own children have not been photographed more than "my babies".
Scarlet flax - I bought seeds. I hope to collect seeds this year. These flowers are so cute. |
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- Posted by pvick z6B NYC (My Page) on
Mon, Jun 6, 11 at 19:24
RE: One year - what a difference
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| Very pretty! Very good examples of what happens with those cute little WS babies that we plant out and patiently wait for them to grow up. I love my seedlings and gardens too! |
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| Very pretty nice job. I love all of the colors. Paula |
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