Wednesday, December 30

December Fanfare




 Copyright: Original post from Our Plot at Green Lane Allotments http://glallotments.blogspot.co.uk/ author S Garrett



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  1. MalarDecember 30, 2015

    Sucha beautiful flower shows! I never seen any of them! ;)

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  2. Mark WillisDecember 30, 2015

    Sunshine! That makes a pleasant change. Hope you haven't been flooded...

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    1. Sue GarrettDecember 31, 2015

      No floodwater here thank goodness, Mark but it is heartbreaking for those who have been affected.

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  3. rusty duckDecember 30, 2015

    You are ahead of us in some respects.. I have the quince and hellebores, but no irises yet.

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  4. ShirleyDecember 30, 2015

    Sue, a very pretty seeing out of 2015! Also, wanted to pop by and wish you both a Happy and Healthy 2016 :-)

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    1. Sue GarrettDecember 31, 2015

      Wishing exactly the same to you, Shirley

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  5. MargaretDecember 30, 2015

    What lovely pictures! Nothing but white at the moment on our end...

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    1. Sue GarrettDecember 31, 2015

      The surprise is that the snowdrops are not ahead of the game. Margaret

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  6. Rustic PumpkinDecember 30, 2015

    Just shows there is still plenty to celebrate in the garden!

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    1. Sue GarrettDecember 31, 2015

      Just hope things don't peak too soon, Deborah

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  7. JoDecember 30, 2015

    Amazing to see so many things in flower at this time of year, amazing to see a bit of sunshine too.

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    1. Sue GarrettDecember 31, 2015

      The bit of sunshine was short lived but most welcome, Jo

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  8. SnowbirdDecember 31, 2015

    Gosh....and it's December! Gorgeous blooms though, loved, and was startled by the iris. All the best to you and yours Sue. Have a marvelous 2016.xxx

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  9. AlainDecember 31, 2015

    I like your picture that shows both the flower and fruit of the Japanese quince. Have an excellent 2016.

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