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Wednesday, April 22
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It does, and whatever the coming months bring, the seasons will always turn. Lovely photos, and I like the new header.
ReplyDeleteThey will indeed, Deborah and thank goodness for that. Just a pity that we can’t make more of any ;pvely weather.
DeleteMickey looking good. My "black" tulips are coming up redder each year. Nice but definitely not black.
ReplyDeleteI’m sure we have some tulips that change colour too, Mal
DeleteLovely seeing your pretty flowers. After all Spring is here! And you know what happens next. High temp for a few days this week is forecast to b 94F or 34C
ReplyDeleteIf we were to make those temperatures in summer, Jane it would be exceptional
DeletePretty pretty... Spring is romping along here too. Lilacs and dogwoods are blooming. Tulips and daffodils are going over.
ReplyDeleteI think we are a few weeks behind you , Lisa. Our dogwood have only just started to shoot after I cut them back
DeleteThank you for sharing your beautiful flowers, that I can find the real here.
ReplyDeleteMy pleasure, Endah
DeleteI soooooooo needed that. Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteMy pleasure, Bonnie
DeleteIt's been a brilliant spring, weather wise. I think the flowers have put on a stunning show this year, they've been glad of all the sunshine. Lots of rain in the forecast this week, I think it's needed but I'll be sad to see the back of the good weather.
ReplyDeleteI think it depends which forecast you follow, Jo. It could miss us
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ReplyDeleteMy purple sprouting broccoli is the kind that you pick from in January so it's at the opposite stage in its life from yours - tiny on the windowsill. Two plants will provide plenty of food - except I'm having to nurture them carefully now because they got knocked over and battered.
ReplyDeleteI hope your broccoli thrives, Lucy
DeleteP.S. I think you underplay your link problems - I'd be very cross if that happened! Maddening.
ReplyDeleteWe are fuming, Lucy. I spent two mornings in online chat with the Adobe telling them what I thought. I kept them on line for ages wasting their time. They were very unhelpful, obviously only interested in corporate clients.
DeleteThere should be a little button one can press which would generate sympathetic 'grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrs'.
DeleteOn the iPad this would be 🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬 but I’m not sure how that will translate on a Windows system
DeleteJust beautiful Sue, especially the iris.xxx
ReplyDeleteIt’s good to have something beautiful to look at, Dina.
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