Friday, March 30, 2012

More spring blossoms!
















It's been a real pleasure taking walks this spring because of the warm weather in March!
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  1. Dave-CostaRicaDailyPhoto.com12:27 AM

    This is a very classically shaped pot.

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  2. brattcat6:54 AM

    bless the gardeners...what joy and color they add to our days.

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  3. TexWisGirl8:56 AM

    i like that urn planter, too.

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  4. Sharon9:06 AM

    Perfect for this little planter.

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  5. Judy9:38 AM

    The sights and sounds of spring are a favorite of mine. I do hope this doesn't mean that July will be 30 degrees warmer also.

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  6. This is Belgium10:10 AM

    simply very beautiful !

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  7. Birdman10:27 AM

    Rrrrrr! We got snow again last night. Not a lt but enough to put a further damper on the season.

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  8. glenda11:06 AM

    The blossoms match the vase, beautiful!

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  9. Kay12:54 PM

    Oh, I'm envious! A local gardening expert has cautioned us against planting flower starts yet. We're STILL prone to freezes! Our spring in the Pacific Northwest probably won't start till later next month. {sigh}

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  10. EG CameraGirl1:18 PM

    Pansies are so perky! I haven't seen any in stores her yet. We don't usually see them until the middle of April.

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  11. Lowell2:59 PM

    A floral urn? :-)

    So glad that you've had some nice weather...makes everything so much more fun!

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  12. Randy9:42 PM

    Nice color.

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  13. Unknown6:08 AM

    Lovely, Kate!

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  14. LeenaH2:34 PM

    and our snow drifts are not vanishing at all, we have got more and more snow even last days now. and we have also -15 Celsius during nights, we really need patient this winter for waiting for spring!
    Your spring flowers are just lovely to see.
    nice weekend to you Kate!

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  15. Library Jewel7:31 PM

    These are the first spring pansies I've seen. I want to plant some at my home-away-from-home as there is still a poinsettia blooming there.

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