in a secret garden?
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- what would you plant
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21 comments:
Invisible plants.
Daisies for fairies.
A Pachypodium from Madagascar! :-) Mine is 9 years old and it's so tall!
I can't tell you, it's a secret. FAZ
I can't tell you, it's a secret. FAZ
Lavender...and all shades of purple flowers.
Plants and blooms that would attract children in an area covered with mossy grass, which has swings, soft benches, a wee playhouse, small animals and butterflies and hummingbirds with plenty of books.
...dreams?
We had a secret garden at our old house. It had an arbor but not like this beauty! We planted a variety of trees and bushes and also tangerine and orange trees. The arbor was covered with huge vines.
"Epiphany"? You're funny! But I think you have at least one epiphany every day and it shows up in your blog posts! :-)
I would plant a fairy duster to attract hummingbirds. In our yard in Arizona we have chosen plants that attract humming birds and butterflies. They also attract and provide food for rabbits.
A beautifully framed photograph such as this one deserves to have something fragrant planted in it, something that reminds one of a pleasant memory.
i love this photo. it could be a note card. it is so welcoming
I'd plant love...
God bless you!
Cezar
Lavender and roses. I love your photo, want to enter.
xx
A small orange tree
I can't tell you, brattcat.
A lemon tree, blueberries, and raspberries.
Hoping seeds...
I am not too good at planting, but I will find something...
A rose, with no thorns and a wonderful perfume, probably deep orange..
Something with large, colorful blooms to be framed perfectly by that lovely arch.
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