The Dutchman's Britches are starting to bloom.
There was no sign of them on Friday!
10 months ago
Tuesday, April 26, 2011
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6 comments:
It's lovely to see new developments in the garden. Yesterday I noticed that our lily-of-the-valley are now flowering.
Once rescued from a road and logging project of the neighbors, the Dutchman's Breeches were about to go underground. I found they did not like to be transplanted and it took nearly 5 years for them to show off their cute britches. Mine will finally peek their noses out of the ground in about 3-4 weeks. Thanks for sharing yours.
BlessYourHeart
You sure get out and about. I transplanted two trees today, until the thunder began, I was happy as a clam!
Wow your flower is already blooming. We call this flower bleeding heart and is one of my favorite.
Watery Wednesday
wow I've never seen those before...love blogging get to see so many diffent things I wouldn't normally get to see...
This is a new flower for me; I've never seen them before, as far as I know!
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