Flowers
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Mimosa Tree
I had one in my yard when I lived in Texas. Although a lot of people don't like the mess they make, I loved my tree. I thought it was beautiful and it smelled wonderful. I didn't care one bit about the fluff and seed pods it created and chucked all over the yard. I kind of liked it. It was a beautiful mess.
I had one in my yard when I lived in Texas. Although a lot of people don't like the mess they make, I loved my tree. I thought it was beautiful and it smelled wonderful. I didn't care one bit about the fluff and seed pods it created and chucked all over the yard. I kind of liked it. It was a beautiful mess.
Mimosa was my mom's favorite. I have a few.Mimosa Tree
I had one in my yard when I lived in Texas. Although a lot of people don't like the mess they make, I loved my tree. I thought it was beautiful and it smelled wonderful. I didn't care one bit about the fluff and seed pods it created and chucked all over the yard. I kind of liked it. It was a beautiful mess.
Lily of the Valley are beautiful but what a tenacious root system they make! They'll utterly take over spreading into the yard. One must plant them with that in mind.Lily of the Valley
I love them.
When I was a kid, I spent summers with my dad in Tennessee. I was a Detroit city kid and although I loved being with my dad, I didn't like the idea of living out in the sticks until I discovered the field of wildflowers back behind my gramma's house. I had never seen anything so beautiful, I was in utter awe. It seemed to go on forever. It was like so much magic. I spent hours in those fields just taking in all in. I fell in love with nature then, head over heels.
These are blooming all over right now. I love them; so pretty and fragrant.
Sweet Pea?These are blooming all over right now. I love them; so pretty and fragrant.
These are blooming all over right now. I love them; so pretty and fragrant.
It may be Columbine. They grow beautifully here in the Great Pacific Northwest. There are more varieties, shapes and colors than you can shake a stick at. But why would anyone want to. They are too beautiful to shake a stick at. My g-nieces called them Fairy Flowers when they were little girls, and I still do.
Them's purdy. I love wildflowers.It may be Columbine. They grow beautifully here in the Great Pacific Northwest. There are more varieties, shapes and colors than you can shake a stick at. But why would anyone want to. They are too beautiful to shake a stick at. My g-nieces called them Fairy Flowers when they were little girls, and I still do.
Every time I see the Columbine in bloom, they are my favorite flowers. My favorite flower tends to be the one I'm looking at. I can't make up my mind.
Aren't supposed to, that's why there are so many different kinds, shapes, sizes, fragrances. It's like women.
They're bluebells, I think. I've heard them referred to as some sort of hyacinth, too. We also have columbines that pop up along the driveway but they show up in June, usually. We have some that are dark crimson. I'll get a picture when they bloom.
