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My camera works when it wants to rolz and today it decided it would give me a break thumbup

I got lucky with these shots!
I wanna see your Single flower Pictures Here too!!!! clap

lets see how many we can get this spring,, it will make for a great calender or post cards, wall pictures, in the future I will probably "swipe " a picture or two of yours too if that's okay,, notme !



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I know a lot of you have taken some awesome single shots of your flowers,, lets see them~~ clap


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Thorny the Mimosa is awesome~! is that in your yard? shock grin



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Originally Posted by angelblossom
Thorny the Mimosa is awesome~! is that in your yard? shock grin




Yep. That's 10 feet from my front door. We have four Mimosas in our front yard.






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Originally Posted by Thornius
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Thorny the Mimosa is awesome~! is that in your yard? shock grin




Yep. That's 10 feet from my front door. We have four Mimosas in our front yard.





Wow!!!!! clap Those blooms almost look like fiber optics!! grin


Dodge Thanks for sharing clap ,, in that last picture~ the orange one ~ a Poppy??


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Yes I think california Poppy.

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Nay........

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Here's one from my greenhouse plants, no blooms outside just yet, been too cold. That's why I always take some pictures of the greenhouse growth.

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GOrgous Kenny.....Are you by any chance a pink posie lover>
That pink Peony is adorable.........Like it better than mine.

I have all those out too, but your beating me in blooms.
Must be living right .
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WOW Kenny You already have dahlia?? shock grin clap Mine are just coming up!! notme lol

rose Petal a bloom is a bloom is a bloom no matter where the bloom takes place,,! Thank you for sharing those gorgeous Purple petunia's! clap


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Gaillardia yellow goblin - I'm not terribly impressed with this flower...
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My first Gaillardia Fanfare bloom - love it!!!
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Very nice .........and healthy.
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My neighbor, Donna, From California is a phenomenal gardener. I call her the garden lady. I take pictures of her plants and flowers all the time. This year she had a whole bed of red poppies.


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Originally Posted by dodge
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GOrgous Kenny.....Are you by any chance a pink posie lover>
That pink Peony is adorable.........Like it better than mine.

I have all those out too, but your beating me in blooms.
Must be living right .
Congrads on the blooms.


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WOW Kenny You already have dahlia?? shock grin clap Mine are just coming up!! notme lol

rose Petal a bloom is a bloom is a bloom no matter where the bloom takes place,,! Thank you for sharing those gorgeous Purple petunia's! clap


The dahlia is one of those bedding ones that I bought from the farmer's market, the tubers that I've started are still just leaves...


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Originally Posted by Thornius
My neighbor, Donna, From California is a phenomenal gardener. I call her the garden lady. I take pictures of her plants and flowers all the time. This year she had a whole bed of red poppies.


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Bet that is gorgous......red......

Get a phot......

Now here ia another Lone flower to share there.. SIngle.
I found a White Clematis in bloom today and didnt know it till late.

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I like that, the darkness against the white! thumbup

All great pics so far...

Here's my one tonight! The other 2 I'll posting in the What's Blooming section....

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Thanks Loz......

I love the yellow day lily.......My lilys aren't open yet..Canterbury bell is greater today.

go see the rest now .

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Originally Posted by dodge
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My neighbor, Donna, From California is a phenomenal gardener. I call her the garden lady. I take pictures of her plants and flowers all the time. This year she had a whole bed of red poppies.


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Bet that is gorgous......red......

Get a phot......

Now here ia another Lone flower to share there.. SIngle.
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Here is a picture of PART of Donna's garden I took a month ago. It shows her red poppies, a sorta white Iris, and some sort o' blue flowers. I call it, "Red, White, and Blue"


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That is nice Thorn.
I am trying a red white blue bed , for hubby......Birds keep chewing them off.

I like the look........of her bed....

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this post is GORGEOUS.



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Donna puts old Wicker furniture out with rusting farm and garden implements, plants bulb and rhyzome plants at strategic locations and loosens the soil and sows a Hodge-Podge of hundreds of mixed seeds to fill in the spaces. The result is the effect of a formal garden starting to go feral......BUT IT IS PLANNED THIS WAY. The Home Association hates it, calling it a health hazard. The neighbors love it! The whole neighborhood takes pride in her gardens and come to photograph them all the time.


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A dahlia shining brightly...

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Did you grow it from seeds?



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Thanks Loz and Dodge - didn't grow it from seeds - got it on sale in a hanging basket at my grocery store. I've never seen dahlias in hanging pots before and am keeping a close eye on it to make sure it does ok in it.


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I just love Dahlia's.....haven't had any for a few years though.

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Oh, I love lilies.


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Loz /angelblossom..........Beautiful.
Nite shot is great I notice.

My first lily has 3 heads today..just started Yesterday.



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Beautiful colored lily.........
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thanks for sharing you precious white rose......Perfect. Your a great photographer also.

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I vote for the aster.....Oh they are so pretty.......I did plant some and dont know if they are alive........LOL seeds.........That is very pretty.Thanks for sharing.
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Great pictures Carol! That aster is sooooooooooo pretty!!!


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Carol shock your Honeysong Purple aster is Awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I love that!!!!!! clap clap


and the arizona sun is vibrant as always,,,,,,, They will always be one of my fav's! thumbup flwr


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Thanks Diane, barb and Lynne----I love them both too!!!

But I really cannot wait for my burgundy gaillardia to bloom either

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Carol - will that aster bloom all summer, or does it prefer the cooler times such as spring and fall? Most asters here are like that.


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Here is the first Black Oil Sunflower Blossom that has opened in my yard this year. It opened just this morning. I didn't plant it. The BIRDS did. They knock a lot of seed out of my feeders to the ground which usually sprout. I just let it grow for the Goldfinches to eat later in the Summer. They are adorable eating the seeds our of the sunflower heads.


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Originally Posted by Thornius
Here is the first Black Oil Sunflower Blossom that has opened in my yard this year. It opened just this morning. I didn't plant it. The BIRDS did. They knock a lot of seed out of my feeders to the ground which usually sprout. I just let it grow for the Goldfinches to eat later in the Summer. They are adorable eating the seeds our of the sunflower heads.


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They sure do make a mess........LOL
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Gallardia and sunflower are beautiful pictures. All of them are.

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Snowball bush.

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WHAT IS the thing your showing ?Bells of Ireland? cute.
I just adore my Cup and Saucer plant....I think Bibee gave me the seeds??

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I have a snowball bush and keep it short an skinny.......They are cute.

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I love snowball bushes - nice picture Mel!

I need to find a small one to buy here this summer already!!!


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Finally had time to upload some pictures from yesterday.
All these flowers only last 1 day - such a shame!

An un-named daylily
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And last but definitely not least... a prickly pear cactus bloom.
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Stapelia (*carrion-*starfish*) bloom

(more on this plant in the cactus and succulent outdoor forum)


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Gorgeous Diane!!! My plants are verrrrrrrrrrry slowly hanging on there - haven't had much growth since you sent them last year at all.

(we posted at the same time up above - great minds you know!)


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I like your 'Stella lily Lynne~!

don't let the soil dry out ~ inside indirect sun ,, out side more shade in the heat of the summer for your carrion! IF you take outside spring and summer early fall it will have a growth spurt! thumbup


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Thanks for the advice Diane - I think I'll hang it in the tree next to the pitcher plant - it gets dappled shade there most of the day.


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sure thing Lynne! :wink:

I found these two rossmoss ( Portulaca ) growing in random places in the rock garden,

this one is peppermint portulaca

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Don't know the name of this one But it is a bright Fushia color can't miss seeing it,,, lol lol
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Love those Diane! I used to always grow the peppermint one too, but haven't found it for sale around here the past few years. I'm sure I could buy seeds, but I haven't done seeds much lately either...


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Wow, I love your cactus flowers!

This one is for Lynne, trollius is blooming!

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I'm not sure if the computer is doing it justice, the color is a deep golden.


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Mel! That is a beautiful flower!!! I love the center of it!!!


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Wow

Those are lovely colors .....Everything must be going stripy........

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Very pretty. I just took pics of things yesterday. I'll post most in the 'blooming fine' and the foilage topic though.

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Not a flower but a Lupine leaf, looked pretty with the rain drop in the centre.
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Thats a cute pinkie>>>>>..


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Tamara - that columbine is so delicate looking - love it!
And that water drop on the leave is a beautiful picture!


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oh wow! that's neat. i thought it was a flower until i read your post.

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Very pretty. I just took pics of things yesterday. I'll post most in the 'blooming fine' and the foilage topic though.

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Downright pretty.......Did you notice if you pick some of them for a vase, they just droop something terrible.....Guess they're born to be wild like me........LOL thumbup


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Some single flowers in my yard yesterday...

baby pink lily
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I will vote for baby pink lily.........

Both nice.......That is so soft lookin..Lus baby.

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Oh so pretty.


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Diane, I love that peppermint portulaca.

That lupine leaf with the raindrop should be in a magazine.



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It is cool looking. I've noticed that rain drops collect like that on only the Lupine leaves. I wonder why? It looks like a diamond floating against the leaves.


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Rain sticks to elephant ear's leaves as well. I think it's any leaf that has fine hair (feel woolly) and if the leaf has creases that direct the water towards the center


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Tamara, Maybe diamonds from heaven, for just you>>>>>>>>>>

Any strawberrys there, growing? I love wild and tame.


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The wild strawberries are green, they'll be ready in two weeks. My tame ones are only starting to flower right now.


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Oh yummy.
Hubby said no freezing these, we eat them for the tv snack in the eveings.
Squirt on cool whip.

Cool.

DO you make jam also? I love it .. That an grape.

DO you have an arbor?



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Yup, I make jam. Grapes won't over winter here Dodge. I've tried many times, the vines die by the next spring. So no need for an arbor.


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Sorry Tamara,

How about black and raspberrys? We love rasp........

You sound like a good women ..
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lol Dodge. Well I am a woman, not sure how good.

Yup, I have yellow, red and black raspberries. My black berry bush died though this past winter as well as my gooseberry bushes. Oh well. I make lots of different jam and jellies. Never tried grape jelly making yet though.


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What other kinds do you make?

I try anything that comes down the pike...
One cup juice
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One cup of sugar is how I do them all......

Never tried Marmalade >>>>>>>did you ?



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I make anything I can. Last year I made Strawberry, raspberry, gooseberry, blackberry, peach, plum, apricot and currant jam. Alot of jelly's as well. If it is pickable or really cheap...I'll bottle it lol

I made marmalade with my grandmother once, I don't like it. I also make rhubarb jams with her....I don't like them either.

I like using pectin for tame berry jam though, sets better.


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That is great....Goes good on those morning muffins...... :ding:
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Texas Star Hibiscus took longer than usual this year to bloom Probably because we've had a very very dry spring and now this summer doesn't look like it's going to rain here for a while that will do any good,, But at least 'She's' Blooming!!!


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The peppermint portulaca is simply beautiful!!---I have not ever seen the varigated or 'striped' portulaca before.



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