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more flowers from the yard

comments (2) May 15th, 2009 in gallery

kayt18 kayt18, member
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sorbet peony
columbine
creeping jenny
daisy
hollyhock
sorbet peony Click the image to enlarge.

sorbet peony
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these are some flowers from our yard.... i love them

posted in: The Gallery, peony, creeping jenny, hollyhock, columbine
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Comments (2)

vedaree writes: I am pea green envious, Kay! I can't wait until my lilacs and peonies bloom! Love, SS Posted: 12:13 am on May 16th
FuzzBrigadeMom writes: Some beautiful stuff Kay! Love from Momma Sherry, Angel Toby, Dizzy and Zeus! Posted: 6:12 pm on May 15th
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