These are supposed to be biennials but here they keep on coming up near my front door for at least 10years now. There are some russett ones as well next to the bluebells.
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4 comments:
what are they? they may be self seeding, Dorothy you have a lovely flower garden,
Hi Frances, They are Cherianthus (wallflowers).
I do have a pretty spring garden but then there is nothing till the autumn. Ought to get something done about that.
Hi Dorothy,
Lovely pictures! Lovely flowers.
Spring is coming to NE USA too finally.
Glad we got into the SBP class, Sara is so wonderful to do all this for us. EA is still having problems, I guess.
Looking at your other blog, your dog is sure cute, and those amazing mandalas or whateveryoucallthem, are so beautiful! How do you do them? I do remember in one of Sara's classes we learned, but there is a program to make them too. But sadly not for Macs yet.
Jane
Thanks Jane. The dog isn't mine... she belongs to a friend but she is still nice.
I'm looking forward to the SBP class... hope to get started tomorrow.
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