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Delight in the beauty that surrounds you

comments (1) June 29th, 2009 in gallery

Gretchie Gretchie, member
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Welcoming to our back door is an arrangement of differnet pots containing a variety of annuals.  Always like the color red being very showy with different shades of greens.  Using geraniums, verbena, gold'n pearls, red sensation cordyline, herbs for foliage, ivy, pony tails feather grass, diamond frost, and warnecki lemon lime.  This spring purchased a new camera so am enjoying the beauty of not only working in the dirt but also thru the lens of the camera.

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heresgreenie writes: Very eye pleasing arrangement and I like how your eye just guides you up to the star. Good placement!! Posted: 11:20 am on September 6th
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