I have 7 Rhodys--well who doesn't out here. Had more but took some out.
It is the washington State flower. A native it grows wild here. Very beautiful in the wooded areas. MB
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7 comments:
Ahhhhh! 7 of them!!!! And that's a lucky number. Why did you take some out? Because they were in bad shape?
Rhodys rank right up there with roses as «Louis'» favorite flowers!
Lucky, lucky you. The soil is quite alkaline here, plus most are not hardy enough for central Ontario winters. :(
You have all Bald Eagles you see fairly often, and now you tell me you have 7 rhodys after taking some out...you are one lucky woman!
Rhodys grow wild here as well, but we don't have as many as you do. These are beautiful pictures.
They grow wild there? How cool is that?!!!
They grow wild. Figures. It's the wild, wild west! Gorgeous!
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