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Here are some happy daffs...windstorms blew away most of the mulch and ripped up the antiweed frabric...but the daffs are still standing
Couple more
These were much prettier before the rain
Orange tulips...my favorite!!
These are usually so pretty...have them planted around an elm tree...grass is growing in on them and they didn't bloom at the same time this year, then storm took out most of them...disappointed...there is always next year
Here are my pitiful pink and purple fragrant tulips after the rain got done with them...they still smell good...excuse the hose and dandelions...can't blame the storm for them
Oh Melissa Your flowers are beautiful.
I love the pic of the ones around your elm tree
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very pretty. I think we all have hoses and dandelions so you are forgiven.
Dawn, they are usually my favorite...have yet to get a good picture of them. The orange tulips are very large and then the double orange daffodils are spectacular and they smell wonderful...need to dig that grass out now and get ready for them next year...seems I put off taking a picture and then the wind takes them out. This year they just didn't come up good...maybe I should just move them...I have better places that don't get the horrible wind.
Lynn, the hoses wouldn't be so bad if it was watering season...lol...I think it has rained everyday for a month...we pulled them out of the garage to get the mower out and didn't put them back. Now the dandelions are a different story...those stupid things are out year round. I swear I pull one and three pop up somewhere else. I got two gardens free of them...I should hurry and take pictures before they start popping up again. Is there anyway to get rid of them for good without killing your plants?
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no there isn't one I know of so I pull them every year.
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