Bee on globe thistle
by Alan
(Moncton, NB, Canada)
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Gardening Dogs
by Cyndie
(Colorado)
Gardening Dogs
This was a posed picture taken of our late dogs Taffy and Licorice. They spent most of their summers assisting me with yard work.
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Window View
by Bob
(Rockville, Maryland)
Looking out the Window
This is what we see from our bedroom window: Dianthus in flower box in foreground; Crepe Mrytle blooms hanging just beyond hummingbird feeder; assorted flowers, shrubs, and regular bird feeder in our little corner of Maryland suburbia.
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Marooned in Michigan
by Debbie
(Gwinn, Michigan)
A long view of Captain Jack Marigold's boat garden
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Morning Rose
by Gwen
(Sault Ste. Marie, Canada)
As Morning Rose
Early one morning as the dew lay softly on the earth, the morning rose gave glory to it's Maker.
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Captain Jack Marigold
by Debbie
(Gwinn, Michigan)
I made a small flower bed in the bottom of an old wooden boat.
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Garden of Delights
by Celeste
(Monroe, LA, USA)
The Magic Garden
After not having much success, I tried something different in my tiny space behind my townhouse...the result was a wonderous place to sit and dwell....
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Old Rose
by Heather
(Wyandotte, MI)
A close-up of an old rose I inherited when I bought my house. I think it's lovely. Maintained organically and worth every effort.
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Butterfly Garden
by Sherry
(Fond du Lac, Wisconsin)
My son and I followed this beauty as it flew around my 20'x90' perennial garden in the back yard until it settled.
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Kiss Me over the Garden Gate with Morning Glories
by Theresa
(Marine City, MI)
I love how this picture turned out. The kiss me over the garden gates were volunteers, and so were the morning glories. the morning glories started growing up the stalks of the kiss me and I left them to see what it would look like. Its very whimsical and a pretty contrast.
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Jen's Hosta Garden
by Jennifer
(Hamilton, OH)
So peaceful!
This is my favorite flower bed. Every year it just gets prettier and bigger!
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Container obsessed
by Mary
(Whitby, Ontario)
Went crazy with containers....
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Pretty In Pink
by Virginia
(Payson, Il.)
This picture is from my Sister-In-Law's Garden, It is a beautiful tree peony.
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Too many flowers?
by Helmut
(Longueuil, QC. Canada)
To all that think there are simply too many flowers, I answer:
Just like there can never be too much money, there also can never be too many flowers.
Enjoy the stunning beauty!
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Morning Sunshine
by Virginia
(Payson, Il.)
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This morning bloomer makes me smile and brightens my day. (Missouri Primrose.)
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Lilly in May
by Heather
(Wyandotte, MI)
I love this picture because it looks like you can reach in and touch it.
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Clematis
by Mary
(Whitby, Ontario)
A wall of purple for nearly 3 weeks. Hundreds of blooms
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One Can Be Beautiful
by Joretta
(Mebane, North Carolina)
Last year was the first blooming of the dahlias I had planted. This year, however, for lack of rain, they did not put out the majority of flowers as they should. When I saw this one lone dahlia, it was absolutely beautiful. The color was perfect. For some reason, I waited until it's beauty had begun to fade a little before getting this picture.
I was so taken with the pictures beauty that I made an 8 by 10 and now have it hanging in my home.
I am sure there are those experienced gardners, because of their expertise, whose gardens shine brighter than mine. However, I just started my gardening experience two years ago and I am so proud as to what Mother Nature has given to me.
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Zinnia bud...almost ready.
by Phil
(Stephenville, TX, USA)
Each year I plant 2 zinnia crops...early may and late July. this is one of the first buds on the late crop. I plant them to attract butterflies...which they do by the droves.
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