Phlox seedlings growing slowly in the forest of grape hyacinth foliage.
4/23/2008
Wordless Wednesday: Seedlings
Phlox seedlings growing slowly in the forest of grape hyacinth foliage.
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Phlox seedlings growing slowly in the forest of grape hyacinth foliage.
Phlox seedlings growing slowly in the forest of grape hyacinth foliage.
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15 comments:
I love the beauties of spring! Lovely shot.
So much fun watching their progress isn't it?!?
I'm always learning something new in my garden, too :)
so green and beautiful!
Beautiful photo!
I just love watching new growth - it's so full of hope.
Priscilla, you're such a good photographer!
Phlox is one of my favorite plants. I was excited to see the four summer phlox I planted last year, and the six woodland phlox poking out of the soil this spring.
Phlox were the first perennials I planted in the first home I owned, pass-alongs from a kind elderly gardener friend and neighbor many years ago. Phlox remind me of her. I've always grown them because I love them, and in her honor.
Lovely shot.
Everything looks green and lush in your garden. Phlox are so pretty.
I love your blog and your beautiful pictures! The sprout represents hope and new life...I love springtime!
cute!i really love nature!
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Spring at last!
Great shot! Don't you just love seedlings?!
Terrific photo. Very nicely composed.
Bobbie
Great photo!
Thank you everyone for stopping by on Wordless Wednesday. Sometimes I wish I had something better to show all the time but it gets hard photographing the same things on my balcony. Thank you for all the wonderful comments on my photo they always bring me up when I'm hard on myself.
I love spring but it has already been going on here for a month or more. These phlox have taken their time growing then other seedlings I planted at the same time. I think it could just be where they are planted and with what that is making them so slow. I love seedlings and I always have many pictures of my seedlings in every stage possible.
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