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snow #1

This is where I have giant sunflowers coming up. I do hope that they weren't discouraged last night.
They were about 3" high.

The old Spider Tree covered in yard art......and snow.
!!

Aloe vera, mint, cilantro and some sort of orange flowers grow here.
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Anonymous said…
That orange flower is Cosmos mother!
Lydia Rose~
Anonymous said…
hee hee, Lydia....you help your mommer, ok???
Unknown said…
Alrighty Mrs. Kim!!!! I'll do my best! lol
Lydia Rose~
Anonymous said…
Whoops!!!! Meant to put "Hon Rosie"

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