Phloxy Ladies
Uploaded: April 09, 2010
Wildflowers mean that spring has arrived! A little late, but better late than never! :)
And Laura, thanks for the title! You are great with that!
Laura E. Swan
April 10, 2010
You are welcome and no need to thank me. I got my 5 bucks. HA!!!!!!!!!
This is a beautiful capture, Carol! Purple Phlox is a favorite of mine. I saw it growing wild in Idaho some years back and searched high and low for it's name. I also found some up here in Kananaskis and dried it for the seeds. That reminds me! I need to sprinkle it around the dirt outside soon! :)
Great job!
-Laura :)
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Laura L. Gonzales
April 10, 2010
Patrick Rouzes
April 10, 2010
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