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Pink Dogwood (Elkin, NC) blooming in the spring.

Pink Dogwood (Elkin, NC)

This is one of my beautiful pink dogwoods that bloomed last spring. I thought I could encourage spring to come our way soon by posting this photo!

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Pansy after the Rain (Birmingham, AL)

A recent rain left beautiful drops on the purple pansies on my back deck. This shot is a closeup of the petal and the stem. I loved the colors on a dreary winter day. Hope you enjoy!

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White and Pink Orchid in white pot

Repotting Orchids

If you keep orchids, sooner or later they will need repotting. In most cases, repotting is necessary, not because the orchid has outgrown its container, but because the growing medium has started to decay and restrict the flow of air to the orchid's roots.

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Garden: Primrose in December (Lebanon, OR)

Garden: Primrose in December (Lebanon, OR)

Here is a closeup of primrose blooming in December

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Garden: Black Current Swirl Angel Trumpet

Garden: Black Currant Swirl Angel Trumpet (Datura)

This plant is so pretty, but yet so toxic! All of the plant is dangerous if ingested, right down to the seed. It is Datura, also known as Angel Trumpet or Devil Trumpet

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A light purple rose that is entirely open.

Garden: Lavender Rose

This is a close up of my Angel Face rose, full open Jan. 3, 2012. Second photo is an old picture of the same bush in 2007. It has a sweet fragrance. And I dry the petals to use in home made potpourri, along with the even more fragrant "Whiskey Mack". Wish we had "smell-a-vision" for computers. LOL

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The Path Garden (Jan. 2012), a orange red hibiscus.

The Path Garden (Jan. 2012)

When it comes to rose buds, I love the clear colors and so pure, as this white one from the Path Garden. Here is another Angel Face, full opened. Enjoy each in their own beauty.

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A purple iris growing in a garden.

Garden: This Week on The Path Garden

A few flowers (and one of berries) that are blooming in the garden. Not a lot of color, but still nice to walk through and see a new flower every few days.

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