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Gardening

Siwsan

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7. The Blue Squill is right by a cedar. The Striped Squill is in a front garden

Reply to AnotherDreamWeaver (Reply #5)

Wed Mar 31, 2021, 12:39 PM

Mar 2021

They both just sort of 'appeared' a few years back. At one time, there were Snowdrops growing where the Blue Squill is, now. The Snowdrops just kind of disappeared.

A number of my flowers are courtesy of mother nature. At least that's my explanation for their appearance. I have bird feeders in my front yard so by mid-Summer I'll have a forest of Sunflowers growing in front of the house.

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How my Spring is going, so far [View all] Siwsan Mar 2021 OP

So cheery! CrispyQ Mar 2021 #1

That's a pretty good start! 2naSalit Mar 2021 #2

Those are beautiful. griffi94 Mar 2021 #3

What is the mulch around the Glory of the Snow flowers? NutmegYankee Mar 2021 #4

looks to me like the blue and white flowers are under a cedar tree, nt AnotherDreamWeaver Mar 2021 #5

The Blue Squill is right by a cedar. The Striped Squill is in a front garden Siwsan Mar 2021 #7

I swear those look just like my Chionodoxa Lucilea. nt NutmegYankee Mar 2021 #10

Lovely! Bayard Mar 2021 #6

That's a Hyacinth that I never planted. It just sort of showed up. Siwsan Mar 2021 #8

I love nice surprises in the garden! Bayard Mar 2021 #11

Hyacinth Siwsan Mar 2021 #9