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8 years ago in #flowers by englishtchrivy (72)
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Bravo! Excellent post, like all your work @ englishtchrivy. Congratulations on another wonderful post
@buddyknoxrox @jlufer thanks!
Wonderful photos. I wish I had more of a green thumb, but I hope one day I will!
Nice that when you have seasons, there're still flowers at this time of the year. :-)
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Your first image of the iberis with the bee is so wonderful! Winter is coming so late this year here in Oregon's Willamette Valley, that I am still planting, lol. Winter is enjoyable, isn't it, when we review our plants and make plans for the next year? Do you ever eat your calendula petals or your california poppy petals?
@haphazard-hstead I've tried putting them in the kimbap yes, but the chicken overpowered everything so it was just pretty and tasted like chicken bulgogi more of - with Romaine lettuce and carrot . But that was in summer - before I even joined here so no pics but you gave me an idea thanks. The calendula there have more buds but I'm still seeing flying critters on sunny days so they're all for them :)