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| Knockout Rose |
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| Cushion on chairs on front porch |
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| HIbiscus |
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| Kalanchoe, actually a house plant inside |
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| Zinnia |
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| Pansy |
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| Marigold |
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| Margarita Daisy |
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| African Dasiy |
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| Stella Doro Day Lily |
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| Yellow gradation hand dyes |
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| The bare beginnings of my next Skinny Wiggly quilt |
Lest you think I have a huge garden, I do not. I have several containers on my small front porch and on my big back deck, then some things in beds around the house. It's enough to give me a lot of color and even some flowers for picking. I also grow several herbs in containers and cherry tomatoes in big pots on my back deck. I love being able to go out and pick some flavoring for my cooking.













2 comments:
Norma this is a beautiful post. Lovely flowers, great photos, hand dyed fabric... And a project to tie it all together. Makes me happy.
Lovely pictures, Norma, and I can't wait to see your new quilt!
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