Pretty Yellow Iris

Pretty Yellow

These were the other irises that I saw on the University Campus, and you can see them in the background from my other post: Pretty and Exotic Iris. In my garden, the irises are still growing at an extremely slow pace.

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Different Colors of Beautiful Ranunculus

Purple Ranunculus

It has been rainy a lot in our part of the world, so I took my little camera to a home center and had a blast sneaking around to snap pictures. Many stores around here do not like you to take photos of the content of their stores.

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Pretty Lavender Morning Glory

Pretty Morning Glory

I am digging way way deep in my archives to find something to post for this weekend, and this pretty lavender morning glory screamed for attention. I don't remember where I took the photo or where I saw it, but it is shown here now.

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Exotic Iris

Pretty Iris

Spring is in the air! You can feel it! You can smell it! But Michigan has its own agenda, or I should say Metro Detroit weather is on its own schedule. We had rain for the entire week, and it was pretty cold with strong wind.

These photos of iris were found in my archives!

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Wood Squill and Crocus

These poor Scilla Siberica, commonly known as Wood Squill, didn't get to live long this year. Blooming for only three days, and were buried under the our mid April snow.

The same fate was cast upon this single white crocus. After the snow, this flower was gone. Both of these flowers: the wood squill and the crocus, are grown from bulbs and are perennial flowers.

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