The overnight rains went North of us.
The morning dew is heavy on the grass.
As the sun rose the gardens glittered.
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- Blooms and Bugs
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- March into April
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2 comments:
Hi! I've just been enjoying all the wonderful photos on your blog - I love the birds and bleeding heart is such a pretty plant!
Hi Clare,
I have lots of fun taking pictures of Mother Nature's gifts.
The bugs and birds and all the creatures that call this spot home delight me. I spend as much time as I can outside.
Bleeding heart is a pretty plant! This one is planted so that it gets mid-morning sunlight. It blooms early in the year. My others are in deep shade. They bloom later. I try to have continous color in all the flower beds from March-November.
When I divided the bleeding heart a few years ago I thought I would try this sunnier location and see how it did. So far I think it turned out to be a good spot.
Glad you enjoyed the essays.
Sherry
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