Sunday, March 27, 2011

Today's Flowers

The spring flower show at Algonquin College has been and gone, and I have lots of photos to share with you.
 These are Martha Washington, or ivy leaved, geraniums.
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10 comments:

  1. TexWisGirl9:51 AM, March 27, 2011

    Beautiful. I love the last one - the belly of the beauty.

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  2. Naturegirl10:55 AM, March 27, 2011

    Judy I was anxious to see what's growing in Canada as I am a snowbirder returning next week. I hear there was snow last week!
    Love the Martha Washington's...such showy blooms!Waving from the desert!

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  3. Chubskulit Rose11:11 AM, March 27, 2011

    Gorgeous!

    My flowers, have a lovely Sunday!

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  4. msdewberry1:25 PM, March 27, 2011

    Lovely, something to look forward to arriving in the very near future!!

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  5. Deb2:24 PM, March 27, 2011

    beautiful spring flowers Judy...

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  6. EJ6:25 PM, March 27, 2011

    Lovely blooms!

    Fern is what I have in my page for you.

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  7. Laerte Pupo6:33 PM, March 27, 2011

    I love the macro-photo.

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  9. Moira Nell - FMP Photographer (www.firstmemoriesportraits.com.au)1:59 AM, March 28, 2011

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  10. Ann, Chen Jie Xue 陈洁雪10:51 PM, April 03, 2011

    I have the first one. The are very hardy, abused by me and starved. They still produce some flowers.

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