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Nearly Wordless Wednesday: Spring Flowers in My Garden












Thanks for the truth in this song line:  "Whenever I touch a velvet rose, or walk by our lilac tree, I'm glad that I live in this beautiful world Heavenly Father created for me."


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  1. Kristi- Wow!!! Your garden is amazing
    Can I go cut some of your flowers for my table? LOL

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  2. Your flowers are gorgeous! I especially love the purple iris.

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  3. Thanks for the little glimpse into full spring. We aren't quite there yet. With all the rain this week, though, those May flowers should be good to go.

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  4. Oh they are beautiful Kristi! The last one took my breath away. Enjoy your garden!

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  5. That last rose (the red and white mottled one) is gorgeous! It looks like a peppermint. I am limited to gardening in a tiny square in front of my apartment, so I appreciate pictures of yours.

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  6. Lovely blooms!

    Bearded iris are some of my favorite flowers.

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  7. What gorgeous flowers. We have to wait a bit more before we can see some colour coming in our garden. I see you love roses too...

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