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doublemom2
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Lots of blooms!

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I have so much blooming in the garden right now, I'm having a blast taking photos every day!!!

Just wanted to share some beauties with you all :)

Andi
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This is a double form of sanguinaria (blood root) given to me by a friend. I'll take another photo when the flowers are opened up.
This is a double form of sanguinaria (blood root) given to me by a friend. I'll take another photo when the flowers are opened up.
Andi
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More pretties...
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I've been told this one is impossible to grow, but I've had them for several years, one outside in the ground and one in the unheated greenhouse.
I've been told this one is impossible to grow, but I've had them for several years, one outside in the ground and one in the unheated greenhouse.
Love this primula!!! It's so bright every spring, and it seeds a bit, but not invasively for me.
Love this primula!!! It's so bright every spring, and it seeds a bit, but not invasively for me.
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Wonderful, Andi!! :P I'm always a little jealous of all the :cool: stuff you can grow out there in the PNW. :wink:
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I'm jealous too!!

Thanks for sharing, Andi!! :D
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Oh, each one is better than the last! What a great variety of spring bloomers you have. Thanks for sharing!
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You have such interesting things blooming in your garden!
I love you rprimula pictures! :) Your garden is fascinating.
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Such beauties! Thanks for sharing....can't wait for our spring flowers to start appearing....usually the first is skunk cabbage!....p :o
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