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January
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- Early morning Mt. Rainier
- Red Barn........
- Ferry boat to Whidbey Island
- Todays flowers
- Last Spring
- Baby, it's cold outside
- First one this year.....
- Still under water
- Wild Flowers
- Mt. Rainier--this morning
- Cowgirl Bling
- How high's the water, mama?
- In my yard today
- Find Bradley----again
- Pheasant
- Winter blooms
- New snow and beautiful sky
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- I live in Stanwood up by the Pilchuck Tree Farm. I have horses, ponies, dogs, cats and lots of fresh air.
22 comments:
Nice shots. Happy 2009.
pretty flowers, I love the color, so wonderful.
great photos,
Gill in Cnaada
I have buds on my one camellia too!
Lovely! I noticed today at church that the pink camellia in our garth has bloomed. They have such lovely flowers. The hearther is beautiful.
Oh these are beautiful, i can't wait for spring to get here.
what a pretty purple flowers! great shot!!!
Yes you've also got camelia buds. Mine have red flowers. Great pictures.
Lucky you..your buds are further along than mine! Here we are still w/ ice and snow! Happy day with smiles to you!
Ah, I've got heather today, too! I love the idea of photographing buds.
Hi,
Your blog is very creative and colorful. your creations are extremely attractive. How did you cope with such ideas?.. Let your creations reach beyond our imaginations
Nice to see some colour in our gray world up here in WA State.
Hi Mary Beth
Wonderful and delicate flowers!
Thanks for posting in TODAY'S FLOWERS.
Hope to see you every week!
Hope also you have a Happy 2009!
Luiz
Ericas and the Japanese Camellias are good winter hardy plants. Nice shots, well chosen.
Very pretty flowers ! It's hard to find one now in winter, except in flower shops
Mary Beth: Beautiful captures of the neat flowers.
BTW: I think you were right with the Gazanina.
Very Pretty
I've tried growing heather here but I'm afraid either I'm one zone too cold or my soil isn't acidic enough...maybe both!
Beautiful!!
I'm still waiting for the snow...then, the spring can appear :)
The second heather I've seen today (Leora's).
It is really pretty.
Those buds sure show promise.
spring will come :)
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