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I don't know how it manages to grow like this when it lives almost under a huge spruce tree. I sometime think I could move it but it seems happy where it is growing.
We went to visit a friend who is recuperating from knee replacement surgery and saw these in her garden.I'm so glad to see her doing so well.Amazing what the doctors can do these days.
... liber ... er ... pigeon, Gallicolumba luzonica from the coast of Luzon island in the Philippines although this one is from the ... birdhouse of Lincoln Park Zoo.
Cos i know he want to see it, Harry singing 'Bleeding love' by Leona Lewis, he gets slighty distracted by the end.
I wish you could have seen this. Usually when I see a rainbow it is because the rain is letting up, the clouds are thinning, the sun is coming out. That was definitely not the case here. This rainbow was surviving under some very mean storm clouds. I've never seen one in a spot this dark before. Note: the large version looks a little better. They keep hiding the darn "different sizes" link.
More Bleeding Hearts in my garden. If I didn't know any better, I would have thought Justin Trudeau dropped by! ;-)
I scanned these California photos taken with a non-digital camera. This was the first of 2 trips down the Pacific Coast Highway.
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Another photo from the Summer Winds Nursery in San Jose. I love these flowers and if I ever get a house with a garden i will be sure and plant these flowers.
This was taken quite a long time ago. Goes to show what sort of forgotten treasures you can find through photography.
So our dogs line was tangled around one of our bleeding heart bushes. It will survive, but some stems would not make it. Those stems came in the house and the flowers are lovely!
Bleeding hearts as they emerged, and boy did they emerge.This plant has tripled in size in just one year after planting!