well not really too many. in fact about now it is just about right. or i could wait till the end of june to see them in the yard. i think these will have to do for now. january and february may be long months. and they do not last forever. and with patience these guys will be back soon enough…
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I loved them all how beautifully standing there… Thank you dear John, I dreamed I was there… Love, nia
A lovely view to look forward to.
A heavenly scene,
Yes. Thanks Lauren
I know there can be too many, but when I have to divide I still can’t get rid of them and just move them to the property borders so I can still watch them bloom but don’t have to weed. 🙂
Oh every year I have the put them somewhere problem. I empty a seedling bed and some either leave or get composted. Eventually.
Looks like a family reunion. I’ve seen some of those faces before.
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Good one.
That is a beautiful sight, John.
It is it is. Thanks Dan.
Gorgeous! You can’t beat them for a serious pop of color.