Gardening
Related: About this forumTook a stroll around the yard and gardens. The flowers are looking good!
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wendyb-NC
(4,025 posts)Your yard must be a magical place with those colorful flowers.
RestoreAmerica2020
(3,459 posts)Thanks. Paz.
Siwsan
(27,421 posts)The fragrance is absolutely heavenly.
SharonClark
(10,398 posts)they are smaller. The fragrance outdoes anything else in intensity.
MN2theMax
(1,832 posts)What a beautiful garden.
SheltieLover
(62,484 posts)Ty for sharing!
Sanity Claws
(22,123 posts)I had a mock orange in my old house and that picture certainly reminds me of it. What a fragrance!
It does have an amazing fragrance.
elleng
(138,101 posts)Nice flowers, they all look like they are doing great!
Lilacs are just getting going here and lots of flowers are out. It's been warm and it's so lush and green here. A lot of the snow pack is already melted, though and that could be a problem soon. At least it didn't happen in May. Right now we have flood and flash flood warnings until Tuesday. It's raining and will be raining until next weekend.
Siwsan
(27,421 posts)The entire back yard was filled with the scent.
2naSalit
(95,253 posts)About having a garden. I had to move a year ago and it's weird here. I'll grow a few things in pots on my small porch and steps but not much else.
MLAA
(18,873 posts)You are Wonder Woman!
SharonClark
(10,398 posts)Thanks for the reminder.