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Garden August 2010

Paul and Heather Shelley's Garden.  Goshen Indiana, August 2010



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Re: Succulent-type daisy

I concur, ice plant

Re: New to gardening- What is this flowering Plant?

I agree with Katie, I think it is delphinium