They may not look like much now, but in another couple of months, the peonies will be blooming.
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5 comments:
Go, peony, go! :-)
I still await the daffodils - but trying to be patient...
I saw a muskrat out yesterday - having an issue with the geese over food...
Neat. I don't think I've ever noticed them when they were that small before.
There's crocuses sprouting here, enough to be identifiable anyway, even if they aren't really blooming yet
Outstanding red flowers! I would to love see them in full blossom. Have a great weekend :)
Sorry to hear you are unwell. You must of course take care and rest up now.
These are lovely by the way. Be some time yet to ours. Peonies are so wonderfully large flowers. A real show off.
oh, i gotta get out to see if my peonie shoots are out yet
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