Yellow Columbine taken at San Antonio Botanical Gardens.
5/21/2008
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9 comments:
That's just so pretty. Yellow Aquilegias are much in evidence in the Show Gardens at The Chelsea Flower Show. I bought some seed for them, a white one called Dove, and a raspberry and white one called Nuthatch. Looking forward to seeing them germinate.
i do love flowers.... cool catch foe WW! mine's up too hope you can drop by...
wow nice yellow flower!
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Such a beautiful photo! I've been drooling over other gardener's yellow columbine :)
Very pretty! I do love columbines in the garden. The wild ones are less slug resistent in my own garden, although not as fancy as the pretty one in your photo.
That is a really pretty Aquilegia, lovely shot
Regards
Karen
Beautiful yellow columbine Priscilla!
Great shots!
That's a very pretty picture. I grew morning glories a couple years ago and really enjoyed them, esp seeing all the new blooms everyday. I should find some time to grow some more.
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