Beautiful ~I especially love the color of the ones in the third shot! Lucky you, phlox along with tulips & crocus~to only name a few are things I can't grow because of the deer! Although I keep planting them hoping one year to get lucky!:D Yours are gorgeous, and beautifully captured! Enjoy them! Cat
You made me Google. I've never much cared for gardening but seeing your pretties in this entry made me suddenly, terribly curious about what an Agapanthia is. It's because of something Dumbledore says to Mrs. Dursley in one of the Potter books. He tells her how marvelous they are looking or something. But, crap, he can't have meant bugs! All this time I thought Agapanthias were flowers... jeez. Or maybe he did.
Okay, help, what flower is similar in spelling or sound to Agapanthia.
Beautiful :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful ~I especially love the color of the ones in the third shot! Lucky you, phlox along with tulips & crocus~to only name a few are things I can't grow because of the deer! Although I keep planting them hoping one year to get lucky!:D Yours are gorgeous, and beautifully captured! Enjoy them!
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I'm green... with envy... It'll be a while before I get my blooms, but I'll keep checking in to enjoy yours!!!
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ReplyDeleteHurrah! True sign of Spring!! hugs NG
ReplyDeleteNice, Victoria! I know you wll enjoy them.
ReplyDeleteVery nice! I don't seem to have luck with my phlox. Most of mine die over the winter.
ReplyDeleteYou made me Google. I've never much cared for gardening but seeing your pretties in this entry made me suddenly, terribly curious about what an Agapanthia is. It's because of something Dumbledore says to Mrs. Dursley in one of the Potter books. He tells her how marvelous they are looking or something. But, crap, he can't have meant bugs! All this time I thought Agapanthias were flowers... jeez. Or maybe he did.
ReplyDeleteOkay, help, what flower is similar in spelling or sound to Agapanthia.