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1st Day of Spring in my Lewes, DE garden

comments (0) March 20th, 2009 in gallery

EileenAS EileenAS, member
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Daffodils and Nandina
Daffodils, myrtle & lavendar
Viola!
First forsythia blooms

The 1st day of Spring in Lewes, DE was cloudy with an ocean breeze, but the blooms provided their own sun.


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