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Creeping Jenny
Creeping Jenny (Moneywort) Lysimachia nummularia. Heritage creeping perennial. Hardy ground cover. Nearly evergreen. Easily divided. 6-12” high. Spreads rapidly by runners, forming a ruffled mat 1” deep. Found it growing in the ditch along our road. Someone must have dumped … Continue reading
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Lily Of The Valley
Lily of the Valley Convallaria majalis Perennial with slender creeping rhizomes transplanted from mom and dad’s garden in 1989. Mom’s favourite flower. Gives a pale green-yellow dye. Means: return of happiness. Humility.
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Tagged bc, Beauty, dye, garden, humility, inspiration, Life, lily of he valley, nature, perennial, photograph, rhizome, seeing
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Ivory Prince Hellebore
Ivory flower buds flushed with pink appear mid winter and open to outward facing blooms that last all spring. Petals streaked with green and backed with a warm rosy shade. Blue Green foliage. From my daughters for Mother’s Day eight … Continue reading
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Tagged bc, Beauty, deer proof, garden, Helleborus, inspiration, nature, perennial, photograph, photography, plants, winter rose, wringer washer
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